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U.S. Chiefly to Blame for Nuclear Weapons Proliferation

Korean Central News Agency of DPRK via Korea News Service (KNS)

    Pyongyang, October 24 (KCNA) -- Strong voices terming the U.S. a chieftain of nuclear weapons proliferation and the arch criminal posing a nuclear threat are heard from the international community, says Rodong Sinmun Monday in a signed commentary. This is clearly proved by the facts that serious apprehension is expressed at the 60th session of the UN General Assembly as to the malfunction of UN disarmament organizations and the world public is becoming increasingly assertive that it is chiefly attributable to the U.S. and some nuclear weapons states' failure to fulfil their commitments to nuclear disarmament and application of double standards as regards the nuclear issue, the commentary says, and goes on:
    The U.S. keeps manufacturing new type nuclear weapons and openly posing nuclear threats to the anti-imperialist independent states, non-nuclear states, in a bid to go unchallenged in the military field on the basis of a nuclear edge.
    The present Bush administration set a preemptive nuclear strike as a major military doctrine of the U.S. and is developing modern smaller nukes so as to use them as conventional weapons in any war of aggression. In the meantime, it is busying itself to carry out its nuclear war strategy with ease, while supporting and conniving at the production of nuclear weapons by its allies. The recent disclosure of an illicit deal between the U.S. and south Korea in nuclear substance clearly reveals the U.S. deceptive nature behind its loud call for "nuclear non-proliferation".
    It recognizes some countries' right to have access to nukes and promises transfer of nuclear technology to them as it pleases while preventing other countries incurring its displeasure from exercising even the right to peaceful nuclear activities and incriminating them under the pretext of "non-proliferation". Such nuclear war strategy of the U.S. only results in weakening the binding force of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty and putting the world into a nuclear turmoil.
    With nothing can the U.S. cover up its true colors as chief violator of the nuclear disarmament convention and its regime and evade its responsibility for having sparked off a fresh nuclear arms race.