Pyongyang, February 13 (KCNA) -- A recent national security strategy
report published by the U.S. administration has become the focus of the
attention of the international community.
It is because it not
only indicates the orientation of the national security strategy of the
present administration but serves as a criterion for working out the
quadrennial report on the reexamination of defense policy, report on
nuclear posture and report of the State Department on the reexamination
of diplomatic development.
In the report the U.S. mentioned
"Obama doctrine" that calls for "restraining" U.S. unilateral
interference in international issues and "prioritizing" multi-lateral
interference.
While asserting that "collective action will prove
stronger" even though it is important for the U.S. to act unilaterally
to cope with threats to its national interests, the report said that the
U.S. would "restrain" itself from intervening too much in international
crises as its resources and influence are by no means inexhaustible.
Terming the present international security order a "structure in
which the U.S. special ability is displayed with the aid from various
international alliances and friendly nations in the region", the report
called for decreasing the U.S. direct military intervention and
increasing the role of allies and friendly countries.
This is little short of self-admittance that its unilateralism has failed.
In the past the U.S. regarded self-complacence and high-handed and
arbitrary practices as a powerful means for making the world American
style and has resorted to undisguised moves to force sovereign countries
to lay down arms and to cause the collapse of social systems in those
countries.
It has toppled the governments of those countries
which it considered to be an obstacle in realizing its ambition for
building a uni-polar world and in establishing its order of domination,
assassinated progressive politicians and unhesitatingly committed
aggression.
Due to the U.S. unilateralism that "everything has
to move in the U.S. interests and at its will", the world peace and
stability have been seriously disturbed and social chaos and uneasiness
have been created in different parts of the world.
Now
Washington trumpets about the "priority of collective actions" and
multilateral "cooperation". This means its admission of the reality in
which the U.S. military muscle has become weak and financial resources
have gone down the drain, first of all. In other words, it is nothing
but a stop-gap measure to calm down the international criticism of its
unilateral policy.
This is also a vivid manifestation of the
U.S. wild ambition for world domination aimed to rally its allies and
contain rivals now that its unilateralism no longer works in the
international arena today.
A typical example is the emphasis put
on the rebalancing strategy in Asia-Pacific and the revelation of its
attempt to stop Russia and China from expanding their influences.
The report also mentioned the shift of diplomatic, economic and
military influences to the Asia-Pacific region, strengthened security
cooperation and bilateral relations with its allies, aid to Southeast
Asian nations now locked in territorial disputes with China, escalated
intervention in the regional organizations such as the Association of
Southeast Asian Nations and the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation.
It also revealed an attempt to intensify the monitoring and control
over China's modernization of its army and expansion of its clout and to
conclude an agreement on the trans-pacific partnership, a link in the
whole chain of its rebalancing strategy in Asia-Pacific and thus
establish a new economic order led by the U.S. and counter China's
economy.
Pointing to Russia, the report branded Ukrainian crisis
as "a serious challenge to the national security" of the U.S. and vowed
to "make the Putin government pay a due price and to strongly deter it
from opting for expanding its hegemony".
While renewing its
security commitments with EU countries, the U.S. in the report mentioned
intensified military activities in the middle and eastern regions of
Europe to prevent Russia's invasion and vowed to pursue long-term and
short-term plans for curtailing Europe's dependence on Russia's natural
resources.
Referring to the "nuclear issue" in the DPRK in the
report as usual, the U.S. asserted that north Korea's provocation is
likely to lead to tension. Facts, however, more clearly prove that
"nuclear issue of north Korea" touted by the Obama administration is
nothing but a subterfuge for carrying out its strategy for world
domination and the recently published report is a conspiratorial
document admitting this. It is by no means fortuitous that the
international community interprets the recent report as one aimed to
"contain and tame China" and justifies its strategy to "contain Russia
from expanding its influence".
The U.S. aggressive aim to
contain major big powers and dominate the world will never change just
as leopards never change their spots.
With no rhetoric can the U.S. cover up its self-complacence and arrogance.
The U.S. scenario for world domination is bound to fail just as the Roman Empire's wild ambition went bust. -0-
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