Upon hearing the news, servicepersons and civilians of the DPRK have became more convinced of victory in the ongoing showdown with the U.S. imperialists.

Kye Sang Chol, a KPA officer, told KCNA:

"It is the first time the U.S. let B-2A fly over south Korea as part of war exercises against the DPRK. This fully revealed its scheme to launch a nuclear war against the DPRK at any cost.

Servicepersons of my unit will reduce to ashes not only the U.S. mainland but its military bases on Hawaii, Guam and other regions, under the plan for firepower strike finally examined and ratified by the respected Supreme Commander."

Kim Thae Ho, a work-team head of the Pyongyang Thermal Power Complex, said:

"I heard the news through radio in the morning.

Since Marshal Kim Jong Un stands in the van of the showdown with the U.S., the DPRK people are not afraid of any powerful strike means of the enemy.

We workers, too, have been on combat readiness, waiting for an order of action."

Ji Sol Gyong, a student at Pyongyang University of Mechanical Engineering, said:

"Respected Marshal Kim Jong Un at the operation meeting underscored the need to put a definite end to the times when the U.S. could threaten and blackmail the DPRK with nukes.

Now is the time to react to the U.S moves with nukes.

All of my classmates have volunteered to join the army. We promised each other to meet again as heroes after performing feats in the all-out action against the U.S."