Commenting on this, Minju Joson Tuesday says that it is nothing but a tricky ploy to divert the stern criticism of the U.S. by the international community by creating the impression that its opening to public of the amount of its highly-enriched uranium is designed to ensure the "transparency of the nuclear policy".

It is the U.S. which is the only user of A-bombs in the world and tops the world in carrying out nuclear tests and stockpiling nuclear weapons, the commentary says, and goes on:

It is ridiculous that the biggest nuclear criminal state U.S. is crying out for "a denuclearized world" like a guilty party filing the suit first.

What merits concern is that U.S. President Obama worked out an initiative of building a "world without nuclear weapons" and abused the human desire for the denuclearized world for meeting U.S. goal of aggression.

The "world without nuclear weapons" touted by the U.S. is an open expression of the brigandish U.S. strategy of monopolizing the nuclear weapons.

Peace-loving progressive people all over the world are obliged to bring the greatest nuclear criminal state U.S. to justice as quickly as possible, mete out a severe punishment to it and thus ensure a peaceful future for humankind.