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U.S. Scenario of Nuclear Preemptive Strike Disclosed

Korean Central News Agency of DPRK

    Pyongyang, December 6 (KCNA) -- The International Strategic Institute in London recently disclosed the shocking fact that the U.S. had worked out a new war scenario envisaging that the U.S. forces would launch into an operation based on naval and air strikes and use tactical nuclear weapons in case of an "emergency" on the Korean Peninsula. To put it more concretely, it would deploy a carrier flotilla in deep sea and mount a precision missile attack on strategic vantages of the DPRK while making aerial strikes simultaneously from the U.S. mainland and U.S. military bases overseas.
    Commenting on this, a Rodong Sinmun analyst Monday says:
    The U.S. pays lip service to a peaceful diplomatic solution to the nuclear issue on the Korean Peninsula, babbling that it has no intention to invade north Korea. But what it seeks in practice is not a peaceful solution to the issue but the realization of its strategy of preemptive nuclear attack and its wild ambition for aggression against the DPRK.
    The U.S. is watching for a chance for a preemptive nuclear attack on the DPRK after winding up preparations for a nuclear war to stifle the latter behind the scene of the six-party talks. What remains to be done by it is to find a pretext for a nuclear war.
    The recently disclosed nuclear war scenario presupposing the use of tactical nuclear weapons is a living proof that it is keen on inventing a justification for the provocation of a nuclear war.
    It is a mistake for the U.S. to try to carry into practice at any cost its design to stifle the DPRK with nuclear weapons by a long-range preemptive attack based on its "experiences" in the Iraqi and Afghan wars.
    Nuclear weapons and option of a preemptive attack are not monopoly of the U.S. The army and people of the DPRK possessed of powerful self-defensive deterrent are never frightened by the U.S. long-rang preemptive attack and nuclear war moves.



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