The cartoon depicts a boy with his eyes wide open on the lap of his father asking him "which terrorist organization committed such an atrocity?" when watching a picture in which a nuclear bomb explodes in Hiroshima.

Rodong Sinmun Friday in a commentary says in this regard:

The cartoon fully revealed that the U.S. is, indeed, the kingpin of terrorism and heinous criminal that makes no scruple of killing the innocent people with WMDs.

There is a motive of the production of the cartoon in the Arab world.

Shortly ago, U.S. Congress led by the Republican Party, pretending that the U.S. is the "biggest victim" of international terrorism, passed a bill allowing the victims of the Sept. 11 incident and their families to file a reparation suit with the U.S. court against the government or officials of Saudi Arabia. It claimed that 15 out of 19 terrorists involved in the incident are Saudi Arabians and they might have been supported by the Saudi Arabian government.

The cartoon is an answer to the U.S. outrageous behavior, the commentary says, and goes on:

A cartoon predicts the poor future of the U.S.

The whole world is cursing and condemning the U.S. for resorting to state-sponsored terrorism and war of aggression and ridiculing the foolish act of the U.S. chief executive trying to cover up them with mask of "victim" and "justice".

If the U.S. persists in the moves for war, not coming to its senses, it will stand isolation and face ruin.