The Korean war was a shameful one that shattered the "myth of mightiness" of the U.S. which boasted of being the "strongest" in the world, the article says, and goes on:

The world people still remember that the U.S. imperialists could not but come out for the armistice talks holding a white flag one year after the start of the war even though they blustered that they would have breakfast in Haeju, lunch in Pyongyang and dinner in Sinuiju.

The U.S. drank a bitter cup as it belittled the DPRK for being young.

The U.S. staged diverse offensives behind the scene of the armistice talks to retrieve the defeat. But after two years it could not but sign the document of surrender.

The U.S. is now stepping up the preparations for the second Korean war to retrieve the defeat, far from drawing a lesson from it. This year the U.S. staged nuclear war rehearsals by activating unprecedentedly huge nuclear war hardware. It drew into them military personnel from those countries which sent troops to the last Korean war and This was by no means accidental.

The U.S. should clearly understand that its provocation of another war in Korea will bring it only bitter defeat and death more miserable than what it met during the last war.