The bulletin in an article titled "Why are the U.S. forces present in south Korea" said that the U.S. forces illegally occupied south Korea on Sept. 8, 1945, nearly seven decades ago and they still remain in south Korea, querying why do they stay in south Korea though it is not their land.

In articles subtitled "Results of hegemonic ambition", "Illegal occupation" the bulletin cited facts that after illegally hurling its troops into south Korea under the pretext of "disarming" the defeated Japanese army, the U.S. long eyed the Korean peninsula,

Another article sub-titled "Trick for permanent troop presence" said:

The U.S. used the puppet government of Syngman Rhee of south Korea to justify the permanent presence of the U.S. troops in south Korea.

Since the ceasefire in the last Korean War the U.S. has steadily reinforced its troops present in south Korea.

The U.S. has not implemented the resolution of the 30th UN General Assembly calling for disbanding the "UN Command" and forcing all foreign forces present in south Korea under the UN flag to withdraw from it.

As the justification for the U.S. forces' permanent presence in south Korea worked no longer after the demise of the Cold War era and the collapse of the Soviet Union, the U.S. began noisily talking about "threat from north Korea".

The U.S. ceaselessly stages an adventurous test nuclear war and preliminary war against the DPRK, rendering the situation on the Korean peninsula extremely tense. This is aimed at the permanent presence of its troops in south Korea.