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U.S.Unilateral Pressure for DPRK's Dismantlement of Its "Nuclear Program" Blasted

Korean Central News Agency of DPRK

    Pyongyang, June 21 (KCNA) -- As already reported the G-8 summit recently held in the United States adopted a "G-8 action plan on nonproliferation" which contains paragraphs demanding the DPRK accept CVID, asserting that its possession of nuclear deterrent is a violation of the international obligation. Rodong Sinmun Monday in a signed commentary says that this was prompted by the U.S. intention to force its unilateral will upon the DPRK in violation of the principle of justice, equality and impartiality in international relations.
    It goes on:
    The U.S. is chiefly to blame for the emergence of the nuclear issue between the DPRK and the U.S.
    It is the U.S. which reneged on its international obligation and wantonly violated the NPT. It should, therefore, dismantle nukes in a verifiable and irreversible manner. But the "advanced countries" kept mum about the U.S. nuclear-related crimes at the summit. By faking up such a document the U.S. and other countries sought to put pressure upon the DPRK to scrap its nuclear program first through "forced inspection" in a bid to stifle it as they did in Iraq.
    The paragraphs of the "document" dealing with the issue of the DPRK only provide with the DPRK ample justification to increase its defensive nuclear deterrent force with powerful catalyst.
    For a fair solution to the nuclear issue between the DPRK and the U.S. the countries concerned should demand the U.S. drop at once its hostile policy toward the DPRK proceeding from a correct standpoint and attitude The DPRK does not have any interest in other option but this nor expects it.
    The U.S. seems to claim that it alone has the "political vision" and "standards" to discern between right and wrong and can do everything and other countries should meekly follow its will. Such U.S.-style superpower logic and unilateralism will never work on the DPRK.