The administration has intensified the surveillance of areas of the DPRK with all its various type reconnaissance assets involved and let its nuclear strategic bomber B-1Bs frequently fly over the Korean peninsula.

U.S. early warning satellites are keeping watch on the whole of the peninsula day and night and 4 reconnaissance planes EO-5Cs deployed in a military base of U.S. forces present in south Korea are carrying out a round-the-clock mission to gather information about areas of the north side by shifts and, at the same time, E-8C, an ultra modern reconnaissance plane for land surveillance deployed in a U.S. military base in Okinawa, is flying over the peninsula to spy on the military movements in the DPRK.

In the meantime, the U.S. allotted 16 million U.S. dollars in aid to the organizations to develop and distribute the programs for psychological warfare against the DPRK.

These are nothing but the last-ditch efforts of the administration facing a failure in its hostile policy towards the DPRK.

It is well known that the aim sought by the administration in enforcing such policy is to bring down the socialist system of the DPRK, the cradle of the Korean people's happy life. And its hostile nature remains unchanged.

The above-said policy designed to physically eliminate the state and people of the DPRK, has not been eased but has gone beyond the tolerance limit.

Tragedy is that the Obama administration is persisting in its high-handed actions against the DPRK, far from drawing a lesson from its bankrupt policy toward the DPRK even in the closing period of office.

It is the U.S., to be exact, the Obama administration that compelled the DPRK to make redoubled efforts to bolster up its nuclear force in the final phase at so high cost.

The DPRK took a series of measures for bolstering up its nuclear force in succession. It was an unavoidable and just option to defend the sovereignty and dignity of the country and the vital rights of the nation from the worst political and economic pressure and military threat of the U.S. and its vassal forces.

At present the DPRK has got everything it had desired and has gone through the final process for rounding off the state nuclear force.

The DPRK, a nuclear power in the East, is pressurizing the U.S. with its powerful military muscle.

No matter what desperate frenzy the U.S. may make on its decline as seen above, the strategic position of the DPRK and the trend of the times will remain unchanged.

The revolutionary armed forces of the DPRK have the existing military counteraction mode shifted to that of preemptive attack to cope with the moves of the enemies to stifle the DPRK. All its operational groups are fully ready to make merciless deadly strikes, should they show even a slight sign of provocation.

The American politicians had better deal with the issue of the Korean peninsula with reason, drawing a lesson from their past failures and the present realities.