The U.S. that seeks aggression and domination has turned the Korean Peninsula into a field for training nuclear war technique and a ground for testing cutting-edge weapons of mass destruction, the article notes, and goes on:

The U.S. recently instigated the south Korean military to stage a series of war exercises in the waters off the peninsula.

The firepower test conducted by the U.S. carrier, in particular, was a military movement rare to be seen even in a region where a war is imminent.

Key Resolve and Foal Eagle joint military exercises which started in March were the greatest nuclear blackmail aimed to turn the DPRK, a nuclear weapons state, into a non-nuclear one.

The U.S.-south Korea joint naval war exercises in the East, West and South seas of Korea were an extension of military offensive for invading the DPRK, pursuant to the policy of stifling it.

The U.S. is now focusing all efforts on its policy toward the DPRK the ultimate purpose of which is aggression and domination.

The U.S. contemplates preempting a strike through the mobilization of all its nuclear and other military capabilities. This compels the DPRK to counter the U.S. with its own nukes. This is the true picture of the nuclear confrontation between the DPRK and the U.S.

The U.S. prides itself on nuclear hardware including Nimitz. But the bigger the targets are, the easier it becomes to destroy.

The DPRK sees the controversy over the satellite observation data about the movement of missile Musudan as a one-sided thought.

The DPRK, a full-fledged nuclear weapons state, does not evade the nuclear confrontation with the American empire.

There is a limit to the restraints and patience of the DPRK. The strongholds of the brigandish U.S. imperialists top the list of the DPRK's ICBM targets and the Strategic Rocket Force of the Korean People's Army is waiting for an order of launch.

Victory is in store for the DPRK in the unavoidable do-or-die battle with the U.S. imperialists that will flare up any day.