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U.S. Scenario for Preemptive Nuclear Attack on DPRK Assailed

Korean Central News Agency of DPRK

    Pyongyang, October 1 (KCNA) -- Aegis destroyers equipped with an ultra-modern missile system which belong to the U.S. 7th Fleet have started performing their operation duties after being deployed in the East Sea of Korea for an actual war and the south Korea-U.S. "Combined Command" is now busy with the moves to deploy PAC-3 in the U.S. air force based in Kwangju this November. This proves that the U.S. attempt to invade the DPRK has reached a serious phase of implementation. Rodong Sinmun Friday observes this in a signed commentary. The U.S. is paying lip-service to the diplomatic and peaceful solution to the nuclear issue between the DPRK and the U.S. but that is nothing but sophism to cover up its scenario of aggression against the DPRK, the commentary says, and goes on:
    The U.S. is least interested in solving the nuclear issue and only seeks to aggravate the situation. What it seeks through the six-party talks for the settlement of the nuclear issue is to use them as a leverage for putting pressure upon the DPRK and hype up the issue in a bid to implement its policy to stifle the DPRK. In fact, the U.S. bellicose forces are going mad with arms build-up and largest-ever exercises targeted against the DPRK to preempt an attack on it behind the scene of dialogue.
    The U.S. should clearly understand that a preemptive attack is not its monopoly. The DPRK has already clarified its stand that it would never remain an onlooker to the arms build-up frantically stepped up by the U.S. behind the scene of the six-party talks and would not wait until the U.S. has rounded off its preparations for an attack, occupied positions and preempted an attack on it. The U.S. imperialist bellicose forces' frantic arms build-up to start a war will only heighten the Korean people's anti-Americanism and increase the DPRK's war deterrent force. The second Korean war to be launched by the U.S. would only offer a momentous occasion in putting an end to the war hysteria of the American empire, the commentary concludes.