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High Vigilance against U.S. Disintegration Moves Urged

Korean Central News Agency of DPRK

    Pyongyang, January 23 (KCNA) -- All the countries aspiring after independence should counter with high vigilance the U.S. moves to split and disintegrate them from within, clearly seeing their reactionary and dangerous nature, warns Rodong Sinmun Sunday in a signed article. It goes on:
    Those countries which are chosen as targets of these schemes of the U.S. are, without exception, socialist countries, independent countries opposed to imperialism, countries disobedient to it and situated at strategic vantages.
    What draws attention in its split and disintegration moves is that it is intensifying slanderous false propaganda against the political systems, policies and leadership of those countries and pressure upon them in an effort to discredit their leadership.
    Also noteworthy is it that the U.S. is increasing support to the anti-government forces in relevant countries and building up their strength, thereby fostering the fight for power between different political forces and creating internal split and political instability in a bid to find pretexts for interference in internal affairs and pressure and blackmail.
    The U.S. is seeking to sap the morale of the people, whip up dissatisfaction among them and disturb public sentiments in the countries which have become the targets of its aggression and interference by distorting their realities in order to bring their internal political situation to a complicate phase.
    Special mention should be made of the fact that the U.S. is foolishly attempting to disintegrate and degenerate the interior of the DPRK so as to destroy its single-minded unity and realize the "collapse of its system" by increasing the broadcasting hour of "Free Asia" toward it and massively infiltrating into it portable transistor radios and impure publications and video materials. Such stratagem can never work with the DPRK, even though it may go with other countries.
    If vigilance is dulled against such U.S. moves, they may bring no less serious consequences than open military aggression.