If the Koreans fail to ensure peace and security on the peninsula, they can neither survive nor achieve national reunification, the article says, and goes on:

The U.S. keeping its armed forces in south Korea has posed a grave threat to the peace and security on the peninsula while pursuing the policy of aggression against the DPRK, utterly indifferent to the destiny of the Korean nation.

It is impossible to ensure peace on this land and achieve the reunification desired by all Koreans without the struggle against aggression and war moves.

The U.S. and the south Korean authorities should unconditionally stop all war drills against the north putting peace and security on the peninsula at peril.

The Koreans should not remain a passive onlooker to the U.S. and the south Korean puppet warmongers' reckless acts of bringing disasters to the Korean nation, persisting in their dangerous military provocations against the compatriots in the north.

Only when all the Koreans in the north, the south and abroad are turning out as one in the nation-wide struggle to foil the domestic and foreign bellicose forces' moves to ignite a nuclear war against the DPRK in hearty response to the appeal of the joint conference of the DPRK government, political parties and organizations, is it possible to ensure peace and security on the peninsula and achieve the peaceful reunification of the country.