Inspecting U.S. military bases, U.S. Secretary of Defense Mattis also spouted that the U.S. military action will be the worst day for the DPRK and it is necessary to cope with the outbreak of a war.

This is nothing but last-ditch efforts of the weak who keenly felt a real flop in a nuclear conflict with the DPRK, Rodong Sinmun says in a commentary Sunday.

Unaware of the fact that its rival has turned into a strategic state capable of posing substantial nuclear threat to the U.S., the Trump group attempts to apply military force to it, the commentary says, and goes on:

It would be well advised to cool its head heated with fever of invasion and think twice about why there has never been a war among nuclear powers until now and what happens if such war breaks out.

If the U.S. turns blind eyes to the hard reality and dares pounce upon the DPRK, the latter will clearly show the world who will be torn to shreds in the centuries-long standoff with the U.S.

The U.S. military attack upon the DPRK precisely means its self-destruction.