Media of the world, including Russia's Sputnik, Britain's Reuters, Sky News, International Business Times and Japan Times, have expressed amazement at the fact that the DPRK's recently-tested anti-aircraft rocket system has the same capacity as Russia's C-300 or U.S. Patriot and it is capable of intercepting both aircraft and missile.

Meanwhile, experts came to such analysis; The DPRK's recent test-fires of rockets show it is able to make all types of delivery means for tactical and strategic nuclear warheads and, consequently, it is impossible to attain the goal of north Korea's denuclearization in a military way. The U.S. strategic bombers and ultramodern stealth fighters can no longer fly over the Korean peninsula at their will.

Commenting on the facts, Minju Joson Wednesday says it is a common view of the world the DPRK is a nuclear power in the East and a leading rocket power in Asia both in name and in reality and, accordingly, the U.S. should treat the DPRK in keeping with its such strategic position.

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The U.S. is leaving no stone unturned to prevent the DPRK's increase of nuclear strike capability, but in vain.

It can never check the building of Juche-based nuclear force by the DPRK.

The U.S. would be well advised to bear in mind that it has no other option but to roll back its hostile policy towards the DPRK, if it does not want to suffer a bitterer disgrace and find itself in a more difficult position.