That day the U.S. imperialists ignited the Korean War in a bid to nip the DPRK in the bud and use the whole of Korea as a springboard for invading the continent to dominate the world.

Owing to the aggressors' indiscriminate bombing and shelling, everything in the DPRK was destroyed and a large number of people were killed.

The graves of 400 mothers and 102 children in the Sinchon area and other historical evidence preserved all over the country disclose the U.S. imperialists' heinous genocide.

The cruelest-ever destruction warfare in the world history of wars, committed by the U.S. imperialists, can never be forgotten no matter how much water flows under the bridge. It is still and further inciting the Korean people's hatred toward the U.S. imperialists.

Under the wise guidance of President Kim Il Sung, an iron-willed commander, the civilians and servicepersons of the DPRK won the Fatherland Liberation War, inflicting a shameful defeat on the U.S. imperialist aggressors.

However, the U.S. imperialists, instead of drawing a due lesson from it, have persistently attempted to provoke another war for decades, not giving up their wild design for aggression on the DPRK.

Upset by the ever-growing national strength of the DPRK, they are now getting hell-bent on the anti-DPRK aggression moves as never before, in alliance with the south Korean puppet forces and the Japanese reactionaries.

Such insolent behavior of the U.S. fans the anger and revenge of the Korean people.

In an interview with KCNA at the Victorious Fatherland Liberation War Museum, Kim Un Hyok, a student of

Kim Chol Ju University of Education, said: The U.S. has gone to extremes in its anti-DPRK scheme to topple our idea and social system. Such scheme will rather result in increasing our state's absolute power, and the U.S. will not escape from its fate destined to sink like the setting sun as it was defeated in the last Korean War.