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Struggle for Peace against War Called for

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

   Pyongyang, March 2 (KCNA) -- A big obstacle is lying in the way of building a peace mechanism on the Korean Peninsula and the Koreans' cause of reunification is seriously threatened. This reality calls for waging the anti-U.S. and anti-war struggle as a vital demand for the existence of the nation and an urgent task for ensuring peace on the peninsula and bringing prosperity to it.
    Rodong Sinmun today says this in a signed article.
    It goes on:
    The struggle for defending peace against war means, in essence, a just patriotic struggle for putting an end to the U.S. anachronistic hostile moves to invade the DPRK and thus removing the threat of war and all sources of misfortune from the peninsula and achieving the reunification and the independence of the country and peace and prosperity of the nation.
    To end the U.S. hostile policy towards the DPRK and remove the danger of a new war provides a sure guarantee for independent reunification and peace and prosperity.
    The U.S. is egging the south Korean warmongers on to foster the confrontation with their fellow countrymen and increasing the threat of war through ceaseless military exercises and arms buildup, while sowing the seeds of discord and antipathy between Koreans in defiance of the Koreans' desire for national reunification. Lurking behind such moves is its intention to maintain a bridgehead for Asian aggression and meet its interests for an indefinite period at the sacrifice of the Korean nation.
    Unless an end is put to the U.S. hostile policy for invading and dominating the DPRK and its moves for a new war, it will be impossible to expect the peace and prosperity of the nation much less achieving the smooth development of the north-south relations.
    The Korean nation's destiny depends on smashing the moves of the U.S. for a new war. The situation calls on all the Koreans who love the country and nation to turn out in a nationwide struggle against war to protect the destiny of the nation and defend peace.
    If a war breaks out on the peninsula, it will be none other than the Koreans who will suffer from it. All Koreans in the north and the south will fall victim to it, irrespective of classes, strata, property and rank and wealth.
    The struggle for peace against war guarantees the nation's destiny and reunification and peace and prosperity.