Minju Joson Calls for Coping with U.S. Imperialists' Ambition for World Domination with Strategy of Unity

Pyongyang, July 29 (KCNA) -- The Russian paper Vladivostok in an article posted on its website claimed that the Obama Administration of the U.S. has persisted in such high-handed and arbitrary practices as sanctions, pressure and regime change in those countries which are disobedient to it including the DPRK. Such interference in internal affairs will not be halted unless the whole world comes out to check and frustrate such move by its concerted efforts, the article noted. Minju Joson Friday in a commentary says this is relatively a correct analysis of the international political situation which remains turbulent owing to the U.S. high-handed and arbitrary practices and interference in internal affairs. The U.S., styling itself the "only superpower", has become undisguised in its ambition to dominate the world by force, it notes, adding: The U.S. chose independent countries and those countries which are located in strategic vantage points as its main targets in carrying out its hegemonic strategy and has escalated its military intervention, economic sanctions and diplomatic isolation against the said-above countries. What matters is that the U.S. military high-handed and arbitrary practices and interference in internal affairs being staged in all parts of the world can hardly be held in check through begging, solicitation and diplomatic negotiations. U.S. hegemony is the bottom line of its aggressive foreign policy. The U.S. can never overpower the united efforts of the people, however strong it is. The progressives of the world can surely protect the sovereignty of their countries and global peace if all of them get united and launch a dynamic anti-U.S. sacred war to dismember the U.S. imperialists in all parts of the world. The DPRK will as ever wage a resolute struggle against the U.S. imperialists' aggression, war and hegemony and boost solidarity with the progressives of the world in their fight for independence against imperialism. -0-