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The story about "provocation of north Korea" is an unpardonable insult and challenge to the dignified DPRK.

The U.S. has been a state of aggression and plunder since its birth.

The history of the U.S. imperialists is recorded with bloody traces such as aggression, plunder and killings of innocent people. They ignited the Korean war in the 50s, Vietnamese war in the 60s and 70s, invaded Grenada and Panama in the 80s and unleashed the Persian Gulf war and Balkan war in the 90s, trampling down the sovereignty of various countries and nations, killing innocent people and wrecking peace and security.

The U.S. aggression and war against the DPRK reached the climax in their provocative nature.

The present U.S. chief executive clamored about the "change" in his policy toward the DPRK before taking office, but it was an empty talk. On the contrary, the U.S. threat and provocation against the DPRK have been further intensified.

The threat and provocation are going beyond the phase of danger this year.

It is a shame that the U.S. labeling the DPRK's measure for self-defense as "provocation" while escalating tensions on the Korean Peninsula.

Now that south Korea has turned into the U.S. largest nuclear outpost and biggest mobile nuclear arsenal in the Far East, the DPRK is bolstering up its nuclear deterrent as it is designated as the target of nuclear attack by the nuclear warmongers. No one has the right to criticize it.

The aggression and plunder by the U.S. imperialists have become more hideous in their nature and their armed interference and war for aggression also more belligerent.

The U.S. tries to make a surprise preemptive attack on the DPRK while resorting to provocations against it and swallow up the whole of the Korean peninsula the way it ignited the Korean war in the past century and the way it invaded sovereign states in the new century, but it is seriously mistaken.

With no intrigue can the U.S. imperialists cover up its true colors as provocateur and aggressor on the Korean peninsula.