Rodong Sinmun on Friday observes in a commentary in this regard:

The U.S. now seems to have forgotten the phraseology "building of a world without nuclear weapons" which it touted so much as it is now openly crying out for bolstering up its nuclear strike means.

It goes on:

The above-said phraseology is no more than a political advertisement to deceive other countries and mislead mind-set of the world people. Prompted by its scenario to calm down the strong anti-U.S. sentiment and disarm the nuclear weapons states, Washington came out with the phraseology "building of a world without nuclear weapons" in a bid to create impression that it is greatly interested in peace.

It is none other than the U.S. which threatens other countries with nukes and refuses to sincerely fulfill its nuclear non-proliferation commitment.

U.S. nuclear carriers, nuclear submarines and strategic bombers, the three strategic nuclear strike means, are frequenting various parts of the Pacific and Atlantic oceans, threatening peace and security. The intercontinental ballistic missiles, another strategic nuclear strike means, target against their rivals' strategic strongholds on a permanent basis.

Israel had access to more than 200 nukes, a product of the U.S. moves to proliferate the nuclear weapons technology overtly and covertly.

The U.S. nuclear strike means made the DPRK the primary target of their attack.

Facts will prove the validity of the DPRK's self-defensive nuclear deterrence aimed at warding off a world-wide nuclear disaster and realizing the denuclearization of the Korean peninsula and the rest of the world.