Its content says that the U.S. made military intervention in the Cuban people's war for independence against the Spanish colonial rule in 1898 under the pretext of "assistance" but its real aim was to take Cuba from Spain, not its independence.

Commenting on this, Rodong Sinmun Tuesday says:

It is an undeniable truth as was disclosed by the history.

120 years have passed since the end of the U.S.-Spain war, but the aggression nature of the U.S. has not changed as it is still keen on making open military interference in the internal affairs of other countries working hard to preserve their sovereignty and maintain territorial integrity.

The Syrian incident is clear proof of it.

The present Syrian situation and the Cuba independence war at the end of the 19th century have lots of differences in terms of their places, the background of times, their motives and nature, but they are same in disclosing the aggressive and ruling nature of the U.S.

Due to the military interference by the U.S., the Syrian situation has been prolonged, cities and villages have been devastated and people are subject to unbearable misfortune and sufferings. The U.S. "assistance" for Syria is forwarded to the anti-government forces of the country, so it aims at expanding the incident.

The U.S. "assistance" is a dangerous weapon which is used for overthrowing the governments of other countries.

The illusion and hope pinned on the U.S. "assistance", military "assistance" in particular, mean just a death. This is a bitter lesson left by the history.