The article noted that the U.S. and its allies are stepping up the moves to invade the DPRK citing the latter's satellite launch and nuclear test.

The article said:

It is impossible to stifle the DPRK by force of arms.

The militant spirit and mental and moral traits of the Korean People's Army are on a remarkably high level.

The DPRK is producing all sorts of weapons by itself and bulking up its military capabilities for national defence.

Important is that the possession of nuclear weapons substantially turned the DPRK into an impregnable country no outside forces dare provoke.

It is also impossible to frighten the DPRK with sanctions. It is a truth proved by history that the DPRK gets stronger in its stance despite the constant stranglehold against it.

The DPRK is rejecting the unjust double-standards applied against it.

Why is only the DPRK banned from launching a satellite and having access to nuclear weapons? It is a vivid example of double-standards.

Sanctions against it only backfired.

Sanctions will not work on the DPRK.

The more sanctions are imposed, the stronger the DPRK becomes, instead of getting weaker.

The U.S. has no stumbling block checking it from providing the DPRK with the guarantee on non-aggression.

The nuclear weapons of the DPRK are to defend the country from the invasion by the U.S.