The U.S. has massively introduced war hardware and supplies into south Korea to provoke a new war, turning it into the world's biggest nuclear arsenal, the commentary notes, and goes on:

The U.S. huge war hardware for aggression are busy operating in the waters off the Korean peninsula and its vicinity and in their skies, watching for a chance to mount a preemptive strike at the DPRK.

What matters is that all the moves of the U.S. for a war of aggression are being pushed forward under the signboard of "UN Forces".

The U.S. is abusing the sacred name of the UN in a bid to justify its moves for stifling the DPRK although they are aimed to unleash a fresh war and is keeping the "UN Command", a ghost-like mechanism, as it is.

In recent years the U.S. has made desperate efforts to paint the "UN Command" as "a multi-national coalition body" and use it as a mother body of NATO of Asian version.

Peace and security can never be ensured on the Korean peninsula as long as the "UN Command," which the U.S. used as a tool for aggression during the past Korean war, remains in south Korea and the U.S. forces are present there.