From the outset of the year the DPRK set forth a crucial proposal for improving the north-south relations and ensuring peace and stability, the commentary notes, and goes on:

However, the U.S. massively introduced aggressor forces and weaponry into south Korea and staged Key Resolve and Foal Eagle joint military exercises. This time, too, it hurled nuclear war means into war drills, bringing the situation on the Korean peninsula to a dangerous phase.

The aim sought by the U.S. in staging war drills in south Korea with huge nuclear strike means involved, periodically aggravating the situation, is to strike the DPRK through a sudden preemptive attack, while perpetrating provocations against it, and put the whole of the Korean peninsula under control.

The army and people of the DPRK are not scared by the U.S. nuclear blackmail and threats which are little different from "gunboat diplomacy" dating back to the last century.

Nuclear weapons and IBM are not a monopoly of the U.S. any longer.

Nothing is more naive than calculating that the U.S. mainland will be safe when the second Korean war breaks out.

The DPRK will never be frightened by the U.S. attempt at a preemptive attack as it has military muscle strong enough to wipe out the enemies coming in attack at a single stroke and it is fully ready to go into action.

The U.S. war maniacs would be well advised to think about the security of its mainland before resorting to reckless nuclear blackmail and threat to other countries.