KCNA Commentary on Failure of U.S. Hostile Policy toward DPRK

Pyongyang, December 4 (KCNA) -- Public in the U.S. is becoming increasingly critical of its hostile policy toward the DPRK. Recently media and experts on Korean affairs in the U.S. comment that the DPRK supreme leader's continued visits to army units reflect the will to take strong counteraction against the U.S. sanctions and pressure and the U.S. and its followers' policy toward the DPRK totally failed. According to Google News on Nov. 20, most of 14 security experts gave C, D and F marks to the Obama administration's DPRK policy and a person who gave F to Obama said that the DPRK policy of the Obama administration, south Korea, Japan and other allies was a dead duck. This is a bitter derision at the U.S. and other hostile forces that were driven to the fate of falling leaves in the autumn wind by the strong will and matchless pluck of Marshal Kim Jong Un. The strategic position of the DPRK as a nuclear power in the East is the precious fruition of the strong will, tireless efforts and wise leadership of the outstanding brilliant Songun commander. The successful test-fire of surface to surface medium- and long-range strategic rocket Hwasong-10 and test-fire of SLBM awakened the U.S. and its following forces to the fact that they cannot have a sound sleep now. In the final analysis, Obama gave the DPRK the status of a nuclear power, thus being responsible for sustaining a total failure in the policy toward the DPRK by driving the security of the U.S. mainland at greatest peril. The U.S. would be well advised to face up to the changed strategic position of the DPRK. -0-