At the meeting, speakers urged the U.S. to stop imposing sanctions against the DPRK and opt for dialogue.

They went on:

The situation on the peninsula is aggravating owing to the U.S. moves to steadily put pressure upon the north in a bid to bring it down.

The deployment of THAAD in south Korea will escalate the military tension on the peninsula and in the rest of Northeast Asia.

The introduction of U.S. fighter will imperil the situation of the peninsula and bring profits to the U.S. munitions industries only.

Japan is watching for a chance to reinvade the peninsula, far from making an apology for aggression and colonial domination over Korea in the past.

The U.S. is pressing south Korea to form a nexus with Japan in a bid to build south Korea-U.S.-Japan military alliance.