The opinion of the north and the south of Korea on the Korean war ignited on June 25, 1950 is quite different, the article said, and went on:

The view of the north calling the war the "Fatherland Liberation War" and the south's outlook on history that its pitiful fate inflicted by the "southward invasion by the north" was saved by the U.S. clearly distinguishes the situation in the north known for its independence from that in the south known for subjugation.

July 27 is the anniversary of the war victory by the DPRK.

It now seems that the U.S. finds it hard to bear the defeat it suffered at that time.

It is staging frantic nuclear war maneuvers against the DPRK every year, indicative of its intention to ignite a war again.

The matchless Korean People's Army led by Chairman Kim Jong Un equipped with nuclear weapons declares it is capable of fighting any forms of war, a nuclear war or cyber warfare.

It has already declared that it will mercilessly wipe out provocateurs of war so that there would be no one left to sign a surrender document.

It warns the enemy to bear this in mind.