U.S. "2018 Nuclear Posture Review" Blasted by Korea Asia-Pacific Peace Committee

 
  A spokesman for the Korea Asia-Pacific Peace Committee in a statement on Feb. 10 said that the U.S. has come under fire worldwide for its "2018 Nuclear Posture Review" (NPR) as it poses a serious threat to the peace of the Korean Peninsula and the world and deals with an extremely dangerous nuclear attempt which will result in a new cold war.

  The statement said:

  The NPR stipulates that since the DPRK as well as China, Russia and Iran pose a "serious threat" to the U.S. and its allies, the U.S. will start updating the strategic nuclear weapons and developing the "low intensity smaller nuclear weapons" to cope with the "threat" and that it will use nukes to counter the non-nuclear weapons attack on the U.S. and its allies as well as nuclear attack on them.

  In particular, describing the DPRK's self-defensive nuclear deterrent as a "threat" to the world peace, the U.S. virtually legalized the updating of nukes and the preemptive nuclear strike at the DPRK.

  The U.S. let out a stream of provocative outbursts that it would never pardon the DPRK's nuclear attack on the U.S. and its allied nations, the DPRK would never exist after using nukes and any attack by the latter would lead to the "end of the regime".

  It indicates that the reckless nuclear hysteria of the Trump group has reached an extreme phase as it has been hell-bent on stifling the DPRK by force of arms by misrepresenting its just access to nuclear weapons to cope with the nuclear threat of aggression from the U.S. This is another intolerable provocation to the DPRK.

  The NPR is a war declaration of the rogue state as it is a criminal war document making the preemptive nuclear strike at the DPRK a fait accompli and means to dare make a preemptive nuclear strike at the world including the Korean Peninsula and unleash a nuclear war.

  The gangster-like U.S. is pulling up the DPRK over "nuclear threat" and "denuclearization" while threatening to use nukes as conventional weapons though it has possessed the largest number of nukes in the world. It is the height of impudence and action that a guilty party files the suit first.

  The reality eloquently shows it was a wise option that the DPRK accomplished the historic great cause of completing its state nuclear forces true to the line of simultaneously developing the two fronts to cope with the increasing nuclear threat from the U.S.

  The U.S. would be well advised not to run amuck, well aware that it will meet its miserable doom while recklessly brandishing its nuclear stick of tyranny, obsessed with the anachronistic design for world hegemony.