The bulletin in the article cited facts to prove that the U.S. imperialists set Sunday, June 25, 1950 as the D-day and launched the war of aggression against the DPRK that day.

The U.S. instigated south Korea to ignite the war and tried to take an direct hand in the war under the pretext of "punishing aggressors" after passing buck for the war to the DPRK. By doing so, the U.S. sought to put the whole of Korea under its control and turn it into an advance base for invading Asia, the bulletin noted.

It stressed that the U.S. can never evade the responsibility for igniting the war.