No one can ignore the tremendous national power and potentials of the DPRK and what has become irreversible is its strategic position as a responsible nuclear weapons state which exercises huge influence on peace in Asia and the rest of the world, the article notes, and goes on:

The U.S. is swaggering as if it did something big after cooking up another "sanctions resolution" against the DPRK by mobilizing its followers and riff-raffs.

Through the two successful ICBM test-launches the DPRK has put the whole U.S. mainland in its striking range and clearly showed that it can turn the American empire into a sea in flames through sudden surprise attack from any region and area.

Even though the DPRK gave advices and warnings enough to be understood, the U.S. has persisted in the unrealistic hostile policy toward it, seeking to realize it by force. This has pushed the U.S. into such a tragic situation as today.

The U.S. might have complex mental state due to its consecutive setbacks in the confrontation with the DPRK, but it has to draw a lesson and make a correct judgment.

Whatever means and methods the U.S. may employ, they will never work on the DPRK.

The U.S. fate is in the hands of the DPRK.