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S. Korean Authorities' Moves to Follow U.S. Will Invite Nuclear War: Rodong Sinmun
Pyongyang, October 5 (KCNA) -- The present situation on the Korean peninsula is inching close to the hair-trigger crisis. This is attributable to the south Korean authorities who are positively following the U.S. trying to ignite a nuclear war against the north, says Rodong Sinmun Thursday in an article.

It has been proved in the reality, the article says, adding:

The south Korean authorities stage joint military drills against the north in collusion with the U.S. under the pretext of the "counteraction" while pulling up the DPRK's measures for bolstering up nuclear deterrent for self-defense as "provocation" and "threat". This is the main cause of the tension on the peninsula.

The south Korean authorities are introducing various kinds of weapons and equipment from the U.S. and begging for deploying the U.S. nuclear strategic assets on the peninsula. This is a reckless act of fanning up a nuclear war against the north.

They pushed ahead with the deployment of additional THAAD launching pads despite the denunciation and protest of the people from all walks of life while positively following the U.S. strategy to dominate the world. This is also a treacherous criminal act of wrecking the peace and stability on the peninsula and in Northeast Asia and increase the danger of a nuclear war.

The puppet forces have gone reckless in the military confrontation with the compatriots in the north while dancing to the tune of the war of their master U.S. Therefore, the danger of a nuclear war on the peninsula has become reality and the nation's destiny is seriously threatened with each passing day.

The prevailing situation on the peninsula goes to clearly prove that the south Korean puppet forces' moves to follow the U.S. will bring about a nuclear war. This being a hard reality, their talk about "no war" will invite sneers from people at home and abroad.

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