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The U.S. that had long watched for a chance to invade Korea occupied south Korea just after the Second World War and ignited the Korean War. It has so far maneuvered to perpetuate its forces' presence in south Korea.

That the U.S. has not withdrawn its forces from the Korean Peninsula is attributable to its ambition for world hegemony.

With south Korea as its springboard it schemes to dominate the whole of Korea and with the Korean Peninsula as its bridgehead it seeks to lay a military siege to neighboring big powers like China and Russia. This is the U.S. invariable strategic scenario but an anachronistic dream.

However, the DPRK-U.S. confrontation that lasted for nearly 70 years came to a conclusion that the U.S. can never subdue the DPRK.

Unlike the Iraqi and Afghanistan wars, another Korean war would be a detonator for the total ruin of the U.S. The U.S. should make a right choice.