It was also a dangerous war junket to ignite a nuclear war against the DPRK while threatening it with tyrannical force, the article says, and goes on:

Trump trumpeted about the strength of the U.S. during his visit to south Korea. It was a very reckless wild act that may spark off a war.

Through his behavior, the old war maniac of the U.S. clearly proved that the U.S. administration's "principles on refraining from four acts" was just a fig-leaf to cover up its dark intention. In a word, the rhetoric uttered by Trump can not but be an open declaration of a war against the DPRK.

We will never be browbeaten by the barking rabid dog.

Trump is greatly mistaken if he thinks he can check the DPRK from making advance by demonstrating his power.

It is the stamina of the DPRK to respond to the enemies' knife with sword and their gun with artillery pieces.

If the U.S. keeps getting keen on its moves to stifle the DPRK, instead of withdrawing the anachronistic hostile policy, it will see for itself the horrible scene which it used to see in its nightmare.