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U.S. Urged to Discontinue Its Military Racket against DPRK

Korean Central News Agency of DPRK

    Pyongyang, March 9 (KCNA) -- Recently the United States has posed a serious threat to the DPRK while pushing forward in real earnest its plan for developing "space weapons", massively concentrating its aggression forces onto the Asia-Pacific region and staging very provocative military rackets such as large-scale joint military exercises in south Korea with the six-way talks for the settlement of the nuclear issue on the Korean peninsula as a momentum. Commenting on this, Rodong Sinmun today says:
    The Bush-led hawks are driving the situation on the Korean peninsula to the extreme pitch of tension, escalating the military provocations aimed to stifle the DPRK and the preparations for a new war behind the curtain of talks.
    Whenever an opportunity presents itself, they do not pass without saying that the U.S. will not invade north Korea and has no intention to attack it with armed forces. They said the same at the recent six-way talks.
    Their remarks are no more than a trick to gain time for rounding off the preparations for the second Korean war of aggression and to cover up the criminal nature of their policy of aggression against the DPRK. This is evidenced by the fact that the U.S. persistently cried out for the DPRK's scrapping of its nuclear program to throw a hurdle in the way of the talks. The United States is resorting vicious economic blockade, military threat and blackmail and psychological warfare against the DPRK, reorganizing and redeploying its aggression forces around the Korean peninsula. All this is for a large war.
    If the U.S. is truly interested in dialogue and the settlement of the nuclear issue, it should stop the military rackets against the DPRK.