The U.S. imperialists' aggression against Korea and the history of confrontation between the DPRK and the U.S. started since the ship intruded into the River Taedong in 1866, the commentary says, and goes on:

The sinking of General Sherman marked a historic event that brilliantly adorned the modern history of the Korean people in which they demonstrated their stamina and defended the sovereignty of the country and a case in which the U.S. suffered a disgraceful defeat in the first aggression against Korea.

The tragedy is that the U.S. has not yet woken from its foolish dream of occupying Korea by force till today.

The U.S. is acting rashly, unaware of how anachronistic and suicidal its persistent ambition for aggression against Korea is.

It is seriously mistaken, oblivious of the history of its defeat.

If the U.S. imperialists dare provoke the DPRK, it will wipe out them, the sworn enemy, to the last man by merciless nuclear strikes.

The aggressors are bound to meet death only.

The DPRK will always emerge victorious in the confrontation with the U.S. and it is bound to suffer irretrievable defeat at all times. This is the immutable law and tradition proven by the history of the DPRK-U.S. confrontation.