The first test-launch of ICBM Hwasong-14 was a warning of the Korean army and people to the American empire that if it goes thoughtless as to provoke the DPRK, persisting in the hostile policy, it will finally ruin, the commentary states, and goes on:

Experts of different countries gently or strongly advised the U.S. Nevertheless, the U.S. ruling quarters disregarded those advices though they were in unrest and fear.

Furthermore, the U.S. made desperate efforts, crying out for military strike at the DPRK and the toughest sanctions and pressure on it.

Through the successful second test-launch of Hwasong-14, the DPRK seriously warned the U.S. once again that if it keeps running amuck in its bid to stifle the DPRK in disregard of the radically changed strategic position of Juche Korea, the mainland of the U.S. will suffer unimaginable calamities.

Now it has become a top primary policy task of the Trump administration to guarantee the security of the U.S. mainland, not to make the DPRK dismantle its nukes.

Now the U.S. mainland is on the crossroads of life and death. This new situation urges the U.S. administration every minute and second to raise a white flag and make a bold switchover in its DPRK policy.

If the U.S. persists in the hostile policy toward the DPRK, in defiance of the realistic demand, just to save its face, it will only be made to receive unexpected "gifts" the DPRK delivers in succession.