KCNA Commentary Snipes at U.S. Risky Scenario for Preemptive Attack

Pyongyang, April 3 (KCNA) -- The U.S. is getting frantic with its nuclear war drills targeting the DPRK in land and sky and at and under seas after openly revealing its scenarios for "special operation" aimed at hurting the dignity of the supreme leadership of the DPRK and making a risky "preemptive strike" at it. It let 20 F-35Bs make ten sorties from the Iwakuni Marine Base in Japan to stage drills under the simulated conditions of striking the key facilities of the DPRK from March 21 to 24. Late in March its B-1B formations flew into the sky above south Korea one after another to stage five rounds of nukes-dropping drills at the firing ranges in Sangdong and on Jik Islet and in the East Sea of Korea. Nuclear strategic assets were hurled into the drill for a "preemptive strike" at the DPRK. This is just a risky gambling of the present U.S. administration which failed to draw a due lesson from the failed DPRK strategy of its predecessors. Such act will only boomerang on it. The U.S. administration is sadly mistaken if it calculates that such brigandish methods as "special operation" and "preemptive strike" which proved successful in other countries and regions can work on the DPRK. Preemptive strike is not an exclusive option of the U.S. The DPRK is a sovereign state and the U.S. is just an aggressor. It is fully ready to launch strikes any time at its will to wipe out the hideous provocateurs hell-bent on sanctions, aggression and war moves to stifle the DPRK. The U.S. had better behave with prudence and self-control. -0-