The move of the U.S. to intensify the watch on the space in cooperation with Japan despite its edge in space monitoring suggests a lot of things.

The main aim sought by the U.S. in carrying out its Asia-Pacific strategy is to contain big powers in the region by force of arms and go unchallenged.

The U.S. is set to build a missile shield in Japan and make a good use of it in "contingency".

The U.S. is working in the direction of tightening the military nexus with Japan as the former is keen to use the latter as a servant and shock brigade for carrying out the U.S. strategy to put Asia under its domination.

Recently, Japan worked out a program to develop its own drones under the pretext of early detection of "ballistic missiles" of the DPRK, and is now putting spurs to its implementation.

Both countries held talks between officials for examining foreign and defense affairs at which they reached a consensus of views on the importance of stable usage of outer space.

The main spearhead of the U.S. policy of focusing on Asia-Pacific is directed to the DPRK.

The U.S. seeks to lay a siege to China and Russia and pressurize them by putting the Korean Peninsula under its control.

The U.S. moves to boost military cooperation with Japan and south Korea, calling for "tightened alliance" with them, are aimed to militarily contain the DPRK and realize the above-said scenario.

The U.S. hue and cry over the "missile threat" from the DPRK is nothing but sophism to cover up the aggressive and criminal nature of the moves to militarize the space.

The Korean Peninsula has turned into the world's biggest hot spot due to the U.S. moves to mount a preemptive attack on the DPRK and hold a hegemonic position in the Asia-Pacific region with the peninsula as a springboard.

The army and people of the DPRK will mobilize all powerful military means bolstered up in everyway by dint of Songun and deal merciless blows at the U.S. imperialists and their satellite forces, should they dare provoke a war against it.