Noting that the Korean Peninsula is on the edge of extremely dangerous nuclear crisis, the article went on:

For the U.S. the Korean Peninsula is just an advanced base necessary for the invasion of continent.

The U.S. was busy branding the DPRK's satellite launch for peaceful purposes as an unjust one to justify its aggression moves.

To stifle the DPRK is the U.S. design and it is a chieftain that has escalated the DPRK-U.S. confrontation into a nuclear standoff.

The U.S. turned south Korea into the biggest nuclear arsenal in the Far East despite the DPRK's efforts for peace.

The Korean Peninsula would have already become a denuclearized zone if the U.S. had not deployed nukes in south Korea.

The DPRK was forced to possess nuclear weapons to defend security and peace of the country.

It is a final conclusion drawn by the DPRK to deal nukes with nukes.

Therefore, the DPRK set forth a new line on simultaneously pushing forward economic construction and the building of nuclear force.

The DPRK's tough countermeasures are oriented to ending the U.S. hostile policy towards it.

The DPRK demands the U.S. cool its heated head and think reasonably.