It was wrong that the south Korean regime signed the contract on Dec. 26 without informing the "National Assembly" of it, the editorial noted.

The U.S. has forcibly pushed forward the contract with the purpose of knocking into shape the triangular military alliance, the editorial said, adding:

The information about "nukes in the north and missile threat from it" is directly linked with the U.S.-led missile shield.

The contract not only gives help to Japan in emerging as a military giant but also provides it with huge margin for its exercise of the "right to collective self-defense."

The editorial called for the reexamination of the contract from the beginning.