The organizations accused the U.S. of recently pushing forward the moves to realize the "strategic flexibility" of its forces present in south Korea and trying to plug south Korea into its missile defense system, busying itself to work out an operation scenario for invading the DPRK on the premise that it will be carried out under the U.S. Forces Command in the Pacific.

This fully reveals the U.S. ambition for aggression to establish military hegemony in Northeast Asia, escalate the inter-Korean military confrontation and mount a preemptive attack to stifle the north at any cost, they noted.

The U.S. is talking about "peace" but working with bloodshot eyes to stifle the DPRK behind the scene, they said, demanding the U.S. stop at once all these actions to threaten peace on the Korean Peninsula.