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DPRK Will Answer with Super-Tough Measure

Korean Central News Agency of DPRK

    Pyongyang, April 7 (KCNA) -- The United States is now getting over-heated in its attempts to stifle the DPRK by military force, openly revealing its bandit-like nature. The DPRK will answer this with a super-tough measure. Minju Joson declares this in a commentary today.
    The news analyst says:
    While intensifying anti-DPRK moves on the Korean peninsula, the United States is setting afloat rumors that it is gaining military "supremacy" over the DPRK so that the latter may not take a tough stand. If we follow the U.S. logic, the responsibility for the strained situation on the Korean Peninsula rests with the DPRK taking a tough stand.
    The gangster logic of the United States can never go down with us, even if it might be acceptable to anyone else. What is clear is that the U.S. does not seek dialogue with the DPRK but is trying to disarm it and stifle it by military force at any cost. This invariable scheme of the U.S. compels the DPRK to take a counter measure for putting fresh muscles into its military deterrent force to defend its sovereignty.
    The DPRK's tough measure against the U.S. is an entirely just one allowed by the self-defensive option of a sovereign state. No one can take issue with it.
    On this occasion the DPRK advises the U.S. once again to behave with discretion, seeing who is its adversary.
    Should the U.S. persist in its attempts to stifle the DPRK by military force, ignoring this warning, it would find itself fully to blame for all the unforeseeable consequences to be entailed by them. It would be too late, however bitterly it may repent of this then.