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U.S. Intensified Military Moves Flailed

Korean Central News Agency of DPRK

    Pyongyang, June 9 (KCNA) -- The intensified military moves of the United States in and around the Korean peninsula are dangerous acts to provoke the second Korean war at all costs and, further, lay a military encircling ring around Northeast Asia with the Korean peninsula as the springboard in an effort to maintain its permanent hegemonic position in the Asia-Pacific region, notes Minju Joson in a commentary Wednesday. Recalling that the United States some time ago decided to throw ten and several billion dollars into the increase of the U.S. forces' combat capability in south Korea and intensify its military moves in and around the Korean peninsula, the news analyst continues:
    The situation has now reached the highest ever pitch of strain over the nuclear issue on the Korean peninsula. The U.S. is stepping up its arms buildup in and around the Korean peninsula at such moment. No one can deny that this is intended to launch a preemptive attack on the DPRK.
    U.S. brasshats told congressional hearings that the increase of the U.S. forces' combat capability in south Korea was to cope with "threat from north Korea" and stressed the need to develop small nukes for destroying underground facilities targeted against "hostile states", singling out the DPRK as a "typical example".
    This claim of the Bush administration is nothing but a trick to veil its sinister purpose.
    In today's world where the U.S. is shamelessly running about, ignoring international justice, urged by extremely unilateral mode of thinking, the most powerful war deterrent is a defense capability strong enough to cope with whatever war provocation moves.
    Those who are fond of fire are burned in fire. The U.S. intensified military moves aimed at the provocation of another war of aggression are a foolish act of digging its own grave.