Meanwhile, the U.S. Senate passed a package bill on defense budget for fiscal 2014 involving the cost for setting up a high-performance radar system in Japan.

Rodong Sinmun Monday in a commentary says in this regard:

The planned deployment clearly indicates that Washington has not yet rolled back its hostile policy toward the DPRK but has zealously pushed forward it to a reckless phase of implementation.

Lurking behind the projected deployment of an unmanned spy plane in Japan near the Korean peninsula is an ulterior design of Washington to realize its wild ambition for dominating the world at any cost by beefing up its military force in the Asia-Pacific region.

The ruling quarters of the U.S. are concentrating huge forces of aggression in the Asia-Pacific region after mapping out a pivot-to-Asia-Pacific defense strategy.

The U.S. is scheming to make a justification for carrying out its strategy for aggression by escalating confrontation with the DPRK and rendering the situation extremely tense.

The U.S. has, in actuality, deployed nuclear strike means en masse in its mainland and Japan, on Guam and Hawaii, etc. It is now watching for a chance to ignite a war at any moment.

Many countries are expressing concerns over the acute situation in the Asia-Pacific region and the escalating tension in Northeast Asia, in particular, hoping for peace and security.

The U.S. wild ambition to dominate the world is an anachronistic wild dream swimming against the trend of the times.

Washington would be well advised to abandon its foolish attempt.