Though time has passed, a loser can not become a victor, the paper says, and goes on:

The U.S. imperialists have so far suffered defeat in the DPRK-U.S. confrontation as well as in the 1950s when they provoked the DPRK out of misjudgment of the opponent.

The U.S., though belatedly, would be well advised to understand the do-or-die spirit of the servicepersons and people of the DPRK who turned out in the anti-imperialist, anti-U.S. confrontation.

If the U.S. wants to confront with the DPRK by force, the latter will face it.

The DPRK is capable of responding to any forms of war the U.S. imperialists want whether it a conventional war, nuclear war or cyber warfare.

The servicepersons and people of the DPRK have a retaliatory will to wipe out the U.S. imperialists to the last one and make them write their own history of final ruin should they provoke the war again.

The U.S. should know that it is not the strongest.

It should clearly understand how strong its opponent is in mentality and repeal the hostile policy towards the DPRK and roll back the reckless saber rattling.