The British newspaper The Sun disclosed the news, quoting an American journalist who said that he came to know through sources related to the think-tank close to Trump that a study has secretly been underway to cope with the situation following a war with the DPRK. The paper added that the military experts are analyzing and using the lessons drawn from the armed uprisings during the U.S. occupation of Iraq.

The paper also reported that earlier the executive director of the U.S. Center for Strategic and International Studies confessed in a press conference that they have looked into the ways of coping with guerrilla war tactics against the U.S. forces on the Korean territory. Media of other countries also identified that the U.S. is setting up in top secrecy the "strategy for controlling Korea" after the war with reference to 2003 U.S. invasion of Iraq and 2011 NATO's interference in the Libyan incident in anticipation of possible uprising and disturbances following the U.S. forces' military occupation of the DPRK.

The U.S. fully disclosed its nature as a war maniac.

Time for talk has passed. There are limitations to the patience and self-constraint of the army and people of the DPRK.

The powerful Paektusan revolutionary army full of towering hatred and will to take revenge on the enemies are waiting for the order of opening fire after putting even the U.S. mainland, to say nothing of the U.S. forces bases in Asia-Pacific, in its striking range.

As the U.S. made an open declaration of war to totally destroy the DPRK, the army and people of the DPRK with the honor of Juche Korea will make the provokers pay a dear price.