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Struggle for Pullout of U.S. Troops from S. Korea Urged

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

   Pyongyang, March 12 (KCNA) -- The United States is getting evermore pronounced in the moves to intensify its military occupation and control over south Korea contrary to the Koreans' strong will for national independence and their desire for national reunification and thus realize its anachronistic design for aggression on the DPRK at any cost.
    Rodong Sinmun in an article today cites data to disclose such moves.
    Pointing out that the GIs present in south Korea, a field executor of the U.S. hostile policy for aggression on the DPRK, are a cancer-like entity blocking the Koreans' patriotic struggle for national reunification, the article says:
    The U.S. has frantically increased the combat capacity of its troops in south Korea, the main means for materializing the above-said policy, since the very day it occupied south Korea.
    The U.S. arms buildup and risky war provocative moves in south Korea are entirely a revelation of the said policy.
    The U.S. troops in south Korea are the root cause of the misfortune and sufferings the Korean nation is undergoing, and a cancer-like entity obstructing the co-prosperity of the nation as their presence is illegal and for aggression.
    60 odd years of the U.S. troops' presence clearly prove that they are not a "friend" but an aggressor and plunderer and a cancer-like entity blocking the Korean nation's independent reunification, peace and prosperity.
    In south Korea today there are many U.S. military bases, a hotbed of all sorts of terrible crimes, and it has turned into the biggest arsenal and advance base for nuclear war in the Far East, where huge latest type war means and equipment including various types of nuclear weapons are deployed.
    If the U.S. troops' presence in south Korea is allowed to continue any longer, it will be impossible to realize the Korean nation's desire for independent reunification, all Koreans will keep suffering from the danger of war and the uniform development of Korea can never be expected.
    The struggle for getting the U.S. forces withdrawn from south Korea is the way to ensuring the Korean nation's dignity, peace and independent reunification.
    All Koreans should turn out as one in the struggle to drive the U.S. forces out of south Korea, shouldering the destiny of the nation.