Rodong Sinmun Saturday says this in a bylined article.

It goes on:

The U.S. imperialists put forth the strategy for world domination as an immediate goal of their foreign policy by taking advantage of their emergence as the leader of imperialism after the Second World War.

They judged that they could not dominate the Asian continent and, furthermore, the world, unless they completely seize the Korean Peninsula through war.

They saw 1950 as the most suitable year of igniting the war.

The former Soviet Union won the victory in the Second World War, but it was undergoing difficulties owing to the consequences of the war. China won victory of the revolution throughout the country and built a new Republic. But they did not have power enough to match the U.S.

The U.S. imperialists, however, failed to bring the army and the people of the DPRK to their knees and suffered bitter defeats in the three-year war.

The army and the people of the DPRK saved humankind from holocaust of nuclear war and new world war, firmly preserved peace and the post of socialism in the East and reliably defended global peace and the security of socialist countries.

59 years have passed since the war ended. The U.S. imperialists, oblivious of the historical lesson, have now become evermore undisguised in their attempt to invade the DPRK.

They are persistently talking about "provocation" from the DPRK and seeking to use it as a pretext for igniting the second Korean war.