The U.S. insists that now is the time for pressure, not dialogue with north Korea, resorting to sanctions and pressure.

The Trump administration and the Congress often claim that north Korea is a "rogue state" and that the U.S. is considering the way for stop to all trading of any country with north Korea, vociferating about "strong military counteraction" and "tougher sanctions".

The U.S. also sent B-1B nuclear strategic bombers and F-35B stealth fighters to the Korean peninsula to conduct live-firing drill and exercises for attack capability for long hours. It is bringing in succession nuclear-powered aircraft carriers, nuclear submarines and other strategic assets to the peninsula to tighten military pressure upon the DPRK.

This is the last-ditch efforts of those frightened by a series of countermeasures taken by the DPRK to bolster up its defence capability.

The DPRK's recent successful H-bomb test was a demonstration of its strategic position and tremendous national strength.

Nevertheless, U.S. policy-makers have not yet found the cause of their repeated defeats in the decades-long standoff with the DPRK.

Neither sanctions nor military threat can work on the Korean people who are advancing under the banner of self-reliance, rallied close as one in mind around their great leader and great party.

The more vicious sanctions and pressure of the enemies compel the DPRK to steadily make eye-opening successes in the building of Juche-oriented nuclear force.

The U.S. has so often carried out nuclear tests and ballistic missile launches. However, it insists that its own ones do not pose any problem but the DPRK's steps to beef up its nuclear deterrence are illegal. It is the gangster-like logic that cannot convince anyone.

Its talking about war and threat of harsh sanctions will enhance only the Korean people's revolutionary consciousness and add justification to the DPRK's access to nukes.

The reckless behavior of the U.S. goes to prove that the day of the final victory for the DPRK is coming nearer.

It is a tragedy for the politicians of the Trump administration to run amuck, failing to understand how the "time of pressure upon the DPRK" will end.

Now there are only two ways for the U.S. to go; one is to admit the strategic position of the DPRK as a nuclear power of Juche and world-level military power and renounce its hostile policy. The other is to face the miserable end through persistent confrontation with the DPRK.

The U.S. should never forget the position of the DPRK as a full-fledged nuclear power.

The final victory belongs to the DPRK.