Querying why the U.S. forces stay in south Korea, an alien land, the article continued:

The U.S. forces' occupation of south Korea was illegal from every aspect.

The U.S. fabricated the demarcation line and occupied south Korea.

It was illegal in the light of internationally recognized war regulations.

The people's committees that were organized in the southern land of the Korean peninsula took part in disarming the Japanese army and police and enforced autonomy, ensuring social stability.

Under such situation it was truly illegal for the U.S. to put south Korea under its military occupation under the pretext of "disarming the Imperial Japanese Army".

The U.S. occupation of south Korea was a trick to keep its forces there for an indefinite period.

Voices demanding the withdrawal of the U.S. forces became all the more vocal and the withdrawal of the foreign forces from the northern half of the DPRK was completed but the U.S. kept its aggression forces in south Korea under various pretexts.