U.S. war moves denounced
Pyongyang, February 6 (KCNA) -- The south headquarters of the National Alliance for the Country's Reunification reportedly issued a statement on February 3 denouncing the U.S. intensified war moves. The statement said that Bush in his "state of union address" did not bother to make extremely hostile remarks against the DPRK and the U.S. command in South Korea and the U.S. Pacific command asked the department of defense to bolster the forces on the Korean Peninsula.A new war scenario called "contingency plan" discussed at the South Korea-U.S. annual security consultative meeting in Washington in December last year is a dangerous one as it presupposes a preemptive attack on the north, the statement noted, adding:
This is an indication that the U.S. military moves in the Korean Peninsula have become more undisguised.
The U.S. should stop at once its moves to isolate and strangle the north and launch a war against it and respond to the proposal for the conclusion of a non-aggression treaty between them.
National cooperation based on the joint declaration is a shortcut to keeping the Korean nation alive.
The statement called on all Koreans to turn out in the struggle to frustrate the U.S. moves to start a war on the Korean Peninsula.
