U.S. Urged to Stop Threat to DPRK
KCNA
Pyongyang, September 2 (KCNA) -- Rodong Sinmun today carries a signed commentary slamming the U.S. for becoming more reckless in its military moves behind the curtain of "peace" and "dialogue". The U.S. conducted a land-based missile test at Vandenberg air force base, California, on August 16. It is not hiding its plan to conduct more tests in the Marshall Islands in the fall.
The U.S. is secretly pushing forward the development of new type smaller and medium-size nuclear weapons, according to foreign press reports.
The U.S. moves to develop smaller nuclear weapons are obviously aimed at making a preemptive nuclear attack upon the DPRK and launching armed invasion of it, the news analyst observes, and goes on:
The U.S. mobilized huge armed forces to launch Ulji Focus Lens joint military exercises targeted at the DPRK, while having "dialogue" with the latter.
Through this undisguised military threat, the U.S. seeks to reinforce its assertions and wrest some concession from the DPRK at the dialogue. And the U.S. is trying to ignite a new war against the DPRK in case the latter does not budge from its principled stand even a bit.
This is a very narrow-minded and poor way of thinking on the part of the U.S. styling itself the "only superpower" of the world.
The army and people of the DPRK have nurtured strength and faith for the past scores of years to smash the U.S. moves to stifle the DPRK and defend the sovereignty of the country.
If the U.S. attempts to test the strength and faith of the army and people of the DPRK, it would make the greatest mistake in history.
The DPRK is fully ready for dialogue and war. The DPRK will reciprocate good faith of the U.S. but react to the U.S. hard-line policy with the toughest stand.
The U.S. would be well advised to halt its reckless threat and blackmail against its dialogue partner.
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