The DPRK has become a target of U.S. false propaganda, the article said, and went on:

While talking about "the DPRK's threat" to the world peace, the Americans do not know about what is important here.

In the Korean War the DPRK lost millions of people at the hands of U.S. forces.

The U.S., far from apologizing for the indiscriminate killings of Koreans, has persistently pursued a policy for stifling the DPRK for nearly 60 years since the ceasefire.

The U.S.-led sanctions have played a basic role in hindering the economic development in the DPRK.

For what reason the U.S. is designating the DPRK as an "axis of evil"?

The DPRK, a victim of U.S. aggression, is now being unreasonably branded as a country "supporting" terrorism and "threatening" the world peace.

Due to this stereotyped false propaganda of the U.S. a lie sounds like truth and nobody has the courage to probe the truth.

If the DPRK is regarded as "threat", is the U.S. not an aggressor?

Then to which does the U.S. fall "victim"?

It is the ulterior intention of the U.S. to stifle the DPRK, slander its people and block the reunification of Korea at any cost.