Minju Joson Thursday in a commentary terms this stereotyped trick used by the U.S. whenever it feels the need to escalate the tension in the region for invading and dominating other countries and nations.

The U.S. has neither made any announcement of aggression before invading other countries nor admitted itself that it is a wrecker of peace and stability, the commentary says, adding:

The U.S. claimed that it is always exposed to a military threat from someone and it is the mission of its forces to preserve "peace" and "stability".

This time, too, the U.S. is busy building up public opinion critical of the DPRK by accusing it of posing "military threat" and becoming "a factor of instability" through distortion of facts to invent a pretext for carrying out the Asia-Pacific rebalancing strategy.

But, such poor charade can hardly go down with anyone.

The U.S. will never be able to evade the blame for threatening the DPRK by force and increasing the danger of a war through the large-scale nuclear war drills against the DPRK.

The U.S. had better go back to its den, taking its war equipment and aggressor forces with it, if it does not want to meet its final doom.