The U.S. accuses the DPRK of bolstering up the self-defensive capabilities, labeling it as a "threat and provocation" and a factor of escalating tension, the article said, and continued:

The DPRK's measure for increasing the defense capabilities is self-defensive in the light of the U.S. hostile policy which has lasted for several decades and the level of military threat and blackmail against the DPRK, its vivid manifestation.

The real intention of the U.S. trumpeting about the "logic of north Korean threat" is to justify the aggressive hostile policy towards the DPRK and maintain its military edge in the Asia-Pacific and realize its hegemonic ambition by hyping up the "threat from north Korea".

Gone are the days when the U.S. used to threaten the DPRK with invasion and nuclear weapons as the DPRK had access to the powerful nuclear deterrent.

The U.S., seized with anachronistic conception of hostility towards the DPRK, still resorts to open military threats to the DPRK by introducing nuclear strategic assets into south Korea.

The U.S. should be held accountable for the undesirable situation on the Korean peninsula as it made a thoughtless and strategically-wrong decision with a perverted view on the DPRK.