The article goes on:

Japan's reckless moves for emerging a military giant have become the root cause of disturbing peace and security in Northeast Asia.

The DPRK is the primary target of its overseas invasion.

It is the calculation of the Japanese reactionaries that it cannot realize its wild ambition for continental aggression unless it occupies the DPRK standing imposingly as a fortress that guarantees peace and security in Northeast Asia.

Hence, Japan is watching for a chance of reinvasion, persistently resorting to hostile moves against the DPRK, as evidenced by its ever more desperate racket against the latter. That is why Japan so frequently cites "threat of nukes and missiles" from the DPRK.

But such move only invites disaster itself.

Neither the Korean people nor Asia is what used to be in the past.

If Japan intrudes into the territory of the DPRK even a bit, its service personnel and people will give vent to their pent-up grudge against Japan and defend the peace and security on the Korean peninsula and in other parts of Asia.