The organizations accused the U.S. of its recent undisguised moves to ignite a nuclear war against the DPRK, branding them as an action escalating military tensions on the Korean Peninsula.

They charged that the U.S. is seeking to realize the "strategic flexibility" of its forces in south Korea under the pretext of the "transfer of the right to command wartime operations" and have full command over the south Korean army at the time of a war against the DPRK.

The U.S. forces are building a new airstrip in Phyongthaek, Kyonggi Province with the taxes collected from south Koreans, the organizations deplored, terming their moves a scheme aimed at their permanent presence in south Korea.

In order to achieve peace on the Korean Peninsula and the independent reunification of the nation it is necessary to force the U.S. to withdraw its troops from south Korea as early as possible, they held.