When the American empire is sinking into the bottom of sea with the Aegis ship, strategic rockets soared into the space in the East, shaking the world with great thunder and spouting grenadine fire, the article says, and goes on:

This shows the strategic position of Songun Korea rising rapidly.

And it is the dramatic situation that presents clear contrasts of justice with injustice, truth with falsity and victory with defeat.

The brilliant image of the powerful Paektusan nation rising like the sun with the absolute power of justice amid the tolling of the death knell for the American empire is certainly a cyclorama of epoch-making change.

The U.S., burning with wild dream to dominate the world unaware of its situation on the brink of collapse, should realize that it is no longer feared but derided by the world.

"Know thyself."

The U.S. should realize that if it disregards this warning of history and behaves recklessly, threatening peace in the Korean peninsula and Northeast Asia, the U.S. mainland will be wrecked tomorrow just like the Aegis destroyer wrecked today.

The American empire dyed in blood red is destined to ruin.