Commenting on this, Rodong Sinmun Thursday says the danger and reckless nature of this strategy lie in that the military strategy has been rounded off as more offensive one in line with the concept that the greatest defense is a surprise preemptive strike.

Referring to the reason why the U.S. has been keen on developing the latest weapons after setting forth the strategy, the commentary goes on:

Explicitly speaking, the U.S. has been keen on propping up its sinking position as the "only superpower" in a bid to realize its ambition for world domination at any cost.

The power of threat and domination by ultramodern nuclear weapons and U.S. dollars, two symbols showcasing the U.S. strength, has rapidly weakened. Several big powers are calling for addressing not only world economy but sensitive issues concerning peace and security by concerted efforts, not by U.S. high-handedness.

The reality proves that the U.S. is falling into decline and its position as the "only superpower" is rapidly sinking.

The frantic military moves of the U.S. to prop up its position as the "only superpower" are a reckless act and a revelation of megalomania of those who are unaware of where they stand.

The U.S. had better clearly know that its attempt to maintain the position as the world's "only superpower" is a foolish dream.