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U.S. Arms Buildup under Fire

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

    Pyongyang, June 9 (KCNA) -- The commander of the U.S. air force in the Pacific recently announced that a wing of F-22s with a Stealth function would be additionally deployed in the U.S. air base in Guam. Timed to coincide with this, the U.S. Department of Defence pressurized south Korea to purchase 36 Apache Longbows used by the U.S. army.
    In this regard, Rodong Sinmun Monday says in a signed commentary that it is aimed at further increasing the preemptive attack capability of the U.S. air force as part of the preparations for the second Korean war.
    The U.S. bellicose forces seek to form a three-dimensional front for making a surprise strike at the DPRK by amassing their air force in the Asia-Pacific region including the Korean Peninsula and Guam, the commentary notes, and goes on:
    It is their scenario to carry out an operation for concentrated strike at the DPRK from the sea and the air by mobilizing their huge air force any moment.
    Their strategic purpose is to gain "military supremacy" in the Asia-Pacific region with south Korea and Guam as military strongholds and thus put pressure upon the DPRK and ignite a new war on the Korean Peninsula at any cost. They seek to apply a physical method against the DPRK if the latter does not yield to their gangster-like demand veiled with "peace" and "dialogue," while escalating their military threat to it. But such U.S. double-dealing tactics can never work on the DPRK.
    Dialogue and military threat can never go together.
    The U.S. would be well advised to ponder over what dear price it will have to pay for its reckless moves to do harm to the DPRK through military threat.