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U.S. Ambition to Dominate Asia under Fire

Korean Central News Agency of DPRK

    Pyongyang, September 23 (KCNA) -- The United States, attaching importance to Northeast Asia, especially Japan in implementing its preemptive attack strategy, has deployed huge aggressor troops there in a bid to use them in realizing its ambition to dominate Asia, says Rodong Sinmun today in a signed article. It goes on:
    The U.S. considered Okinawa as major base for U.S. troops in the past.
    Today it is going to convert the Japanese islands into strategic vantage points for implementing its strategy of preemptive attack. The U.S. stepped-up forward deployment of its troops with Japan as the most important base in Asia-Pacific is aimed to bring the DPRK under its control and contain big powers and thus establish its sphere of domination in the region.
    It is the invariable ambition of the U.S. imperialists to invade the DPRK, a military and strategic vantage point, and put it under their control. It plans to use Japan as an advance base in hurling into the Korean peninsula task force from its mainland and other areas in case of its emergency. It is the U.S. plan to mobilize its naval and air forces and let its marines land on the peninsula in a coordinated operation with them and thus stage a land mobile warfare with its army involved. The U.S. intends to command the operations in an area close to the Korean peninsula, not in its mainland. In other words, it seeks to set up the U.S. air force command that has merged with the U.S. first army corps command in Japan and command the operation there. Herein lies the ulterior aim of the U.S. to use Japan as the most important vantage point of the U.S. forces in the Asia-Pacific region. The U.S. selection of Japan as the most important vantage point in implementing its Korean and Asian military strategy is designed to put into practice the long-range attack strategy calling for effectively wiping out enemies while suffering the least casualties.
    The U.S. does so in the belief that Japan is its junior ally meekly obeying it as evidenced by Tokyo's active participation and cooperation in its war against terrorism. The Japanese people should clearly see through the dangerous nature of U.S. troops and their bases present in their country and vigorously struggle for their withdrawal.