KCNA Commentary Urges U.S. to Face up to Trend of Times

Pyongyang, March 31 (KCNA) -- The U.S. Army chief of Staff at a recent Congress hearing confessed that the U.S. is not ready for a war against the DPRK. Earlier, world media said that the U.S. would come to recognize the DPRK's access to working nuclear devices and mobile long-range delivery means before long and the latter's declaration to blow up the former's cities is by no means bluffing, advising the U.S. administration to roll back its anachronistic hostile policy toward the DPRK. This can be interpreted as a comparatively proper judgment of the trend of the times as it heralded that the U.S. would meet the fate of final doom because it is engrossed in aggression and interference, keen to realize its wild ambition for world domination. The U.S. is working hard to mount a preemptive attack on the DPRK with its various type strategic and tactical weapons involved after kicking off the largest-ever war rehearsals in south Korea. The U.S. possessed A-bombs in the 1950s but was defeated by the DPRK equipped with rifles only. This brought about the beginning of a downhill turn for the U.S. The might of the DPRK has grown remarkably stronger than what it used to be in the period of the Korean War. The DPRK is the only country fully ready for an all-out war against the U.S. with the firm will and capability to mercilessly punish it. All the ultra-modern striking means of the DPRK are accurately targeted on the citadels of aggression. The U.S. had better stop rash acts, paying heed to the above-said far-sighted public opinion. -0-