The Korean War was a war of injustice and aggression conducted under the prearranged and classified scenario of the U.S. from A to Z, the article points out, citing the following historical facts and data to prove it:

The U.S. imperialists' military operation plan for an invasion of the DPRK was worked out in a "perfect way" and all the preparations for attack on the northern half of Korea were rounded off in May 1950.

On June 18, 1950 Dulles visited south Korea on "special mission" given by U.S. President Truman and instructed traitor Syngman Rhee to launch an attack on the DPRK and, at the same time, conduct the propaganda that "north Korea was the first to start the 'invasion'".

Later he flew to Tokyo where he met the U.S. Far East Forces Commander MacArthur, Defense Secretary Johnson and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Bradley to discuss the method and procedures for provoking the Korean War and fix June 25, 1950 as the date for launching the war.

Then, this scenario was agreed at a joint meeting of the U.S. president and brass-hats of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and the departments of State and Defense of the U.S. and finally approved by Truman.

After that the U.S. imperialists staged an unprecedentedly intensive offensive of deception and camouflage on the eve of the war in a bid to ensure the sudden provocation of the war and simultaneously shift the blame for it on to the DPRK.

Meanwhile, the brass-hats of the U.S. Far East Forces Command and the south Korean puppet military took their positions and were on standby.

At dawn of June 25, 1950, the U.S. imperialists and the south Korean puppet clique commenced their surprise armed invasion of the northern half of Korea without issuing any declaration of war.

The cunning U.S. imperialists saw to it that the U.S. Far East Forces Command issued, through the "chief of the General Staff" of the south Korean puppet forces, an order to start the overall armed invasion of the northern half of Korea.

As soon as the south Korean puppet forces crossed the 38th parallel, the U.S. imperialists hurled into the Korean War their forces which had been on standby.