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Rodong Sinmun Lashes Out at War Exercises of U.S. and S. Korean Warmongers

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

   Pyongyang, March 15 (KCNA) -- The joint military exercises "RSOI" and "Foal Eagle" are very dangerous war games against the DPRK, which are aimed at swiftly hurling massive reinforcements and military hardware of the U.S. onto the Korean front in case of "emergency" on the Korean Peninsula and invading the DPRK by a large-scale joint operation of the U.S. imperialist aggressor troops and the south Korean army, notes Rodong Sinmun in a news analysis Thursday.
    Commenting on the massive war rehearsal against the north integrating "RSOI" and "Foal Eagle" projected by the U.S. and south Korean warlike forces this year again, the analyst goes on:
    These joint military exercises planned by them at a time when the situation of the Korean Peninsula is softening in various aspects are a never-to-be-condoned challenge and a grave military provocation against the DPRK.
    The plan cannot be construed otherwise than an indication that they are pursuing confrontation and war, not reconciliation and improved relations, and gives rise to doubt about the credibility of their recent agreement with the DPRK and their will to implement it.
    It is perfidy to the dialogue partner that the south Korean authorities declared the projected war games with the U.S. against the north even before the ink was dry on the agreement at the recent north-south ministerial talks in which they promised the north to make joint efforts for peace on the Korean Peninsula and improvement of inter-Korean relations.
    The reckless war exercises of the U.S. and south Korean warmongers against the DPRK will entail only negative consequences, stonewalling the peaceful settlement of the nuclear issue of the Korean Peninsula, pushing the inter-Korean relations back to a crisis again and fanning the climate of confrontation and war.
    Dialogue and war games are never compatible with each other.