The article says:

The U.S. and the south Korean puppet forces are now staging large-scale joint military drills in real earnest in south Korea under the simulated conditions of mounting a preemptive attack on the DPRK.

Consequently, the situation of the Korean peninsula remains so tense that a nuclear war may break out any moment.

Against this backdrop the U.S. is spreading rumor that it excluded the scenario for preemptive attack on the DPRK from its policy toward the latter.

Such rumor is nothing but impudent chicanery to mislead the public opinion at home and abroad.

The U.S. remains unchanged in its scenario for invading the DPRK through a preemptive attack.

By pretending to have abandoned its plan for mounting a preemptive attack, the U.S. seeks an ulterior purpose. It is to calm down the domestic and foreign public criticism and denunciation of the U.S. extreme policy toward the DPRK and weaken the DPRK's toughest counteraction in a bid to realize the U.S. scenario for preemptive attack on it come what may.

The preemptive attack is no monopoly of the U.S., the article notes, and goes on:

If the U.S. misjudges the DPRK's will for counteraction and shows the slightest sign of preemptive attack, the powerful nuclear strike means of the invincible revolutionary Paektusan army will mercilessly reduce to ashes the stronghold of provocateurs through Korean-style preemptive and offensive nuclear strikes.

The U.S. would be well advised to ponder over the DPRK's warning and cool off its heads heated with war hysteria and behave with prudence and self-control.