Pyongyang, February 2 (KCNA) -- Strong voices calling for the
pullback of the U.S. forces from south Korea are heard from the U.S.
Shortly ago, an American expert on Korean affairs said that south Korea
is loudmouthed about the "blood relations" with the U.S., but the latter
handles the issue of the Korean peninsula within the framework of its
world strategy. He asserted the U.S. should pull back its forces from
south Korea, not wasting military expenses on the Korean peninsula in
which it is not vitally interested as their presence there does not
bring any profit to it.
The expert warned that if the U.S. seeks to put the DPRK under its control, it will entail "horrible consequences."
This amounts to admitting that the U.S. forces' presence is nothing beneficial to both Korea and the U.S.
The U.S. forces' occupation of south Korea was illegal from its
start as they landed there quite contrary to the will and wishes of the
Korean nation. Therefore, it was aimed at swallowing up the whole of
Korea and dominating Asia.
The U.S. occupied south Korea under the pretext of "disarming" the
Japanese imperialists to meet its aggressive interests in the middle of
the last century, bisecting the nation and territory into two parts.
Owing to the U.S. forces' occupation of south Korea the Koreans have
suffered unimaginable misfortune and pain and horrible tragedies are
taking place there even at this moment.
Their ceaseless drills for a nuclear war have turned the Korean peninsula and region into the biggest hotspot in the world.
The withdrawal of the U.S. forces from south Korea is indispensable
prerequisite to achieving the reunification of the Korean nation, peace
and security in the region and the demand of mankind which was reflected
in the resolution adopted at the 30th UN General Assembly.
The U.S. forces' presence in south Korea is not in line with the realistic interests of the U.S.
It is of criminal and anachronistic nature in the light of the
demands of the Korean nation and the international community and the
changed strategic structure in Northeast Asia and is nothing beneficial
to the American empire either.
The U.S. would be well advised to properly face up to the trend of
the times and make a decision to pull its forces from south Korea as
early as possible. -0-
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