Nearly 60 years have passed since the Armistice Agreement (AA) was signed, but a peace treaty has not yet been concluded and the danger of a nuclear war is increasing on the Korean Peninsula as never before, the article said.

It is because the U.S. has not honored the AA from the outset, it noted, adding:

The U.S. has deployed lots of nuclear weapons in south Korea and threatened the north. Washington is becoming all the more undisguised in its hostile policy toward the north, after singling it out as the target of a nuclear attack.

U.S. nuclear umbrella can never guarantee peace.

In order to ensure peace on the Korean Peninsula, all the Koreans should struggle for the conclusion of the DPRK-U.S. peace treaty.