Charging it as unpardonable state-sponsored terrorism and open declaration of war against the DPRK, Minju Joson Thursday says in a commentary:

The U.S. had unhesitatingly committed such crimes as regime change in anti-imperialist independent countries, regarding them as thorn in its flesh.

What matters is that the U.S. foolishly calculates that such terrorism may work on the DPRK, too.

The Trump administration is a mere beginner in so far as its ignorance of its rival is concerned.

Explicitly speaking, the army and people of the DPRK regard the headquarters of the revolution as their lifeblood and it as their highest honor to readily devote their lives to the protection of it.

It is their steadfast will to wipe out anyone mulling hurting the dignity of the supreme leadership wherever he or she may be on the earth.

The U.S. should not misjudge the will of the army and people of the DPRK.

The commentary warns that the U.S., if it shows any slight sign of attempt to hurt the dignity of the DPRK supreme leadership, will face the fate of forlorn wandering spirits by the heavy strikes of the powerful revolutionary Paektusan army.