North Korea opposes ``US strategic bomber landing in South Korea''... ``The right to first strike'' is not a US exclusive patent.''

North Korea objected to the deployment of U.S. nuclear-capable B-52H strategic bombers to the Korean peninsula and landing on South Korean air bases, threatening that they would be the first to be annihilated.
On the 20th, North Korea's state-run Korean Central News Agency announced, ``The U.S. nuclear strategic assets sneaking into the puppet region will be the first to be destroyed by the armed forces of our Republic.
The commentary titled ``The deployment of the US B-52H and F-22 Raptor stealth fighter jets to the Korean Peninsula, the US-South Korea joint air exercise, and the Japan-US-South Korea air exercise scheduled for the 22nd of this month, etc.
``This is a deliberate nuclear warmongering plan by the United States, which has been forced into a predicament both domestically and externally.'' In particular, the Korean Central News Agency reported that the United States had carried out a
He strongly objected to the public disclosure of the B-52H's landing to the media, saying, ``We have no choice but to take this matter even more seriously.''
The Korean Central News Agency said, ``The United States is using the nuclear power of the tyrant as an all-purpose solution to the Korean peninsula.
"They are trying to open a way out for sacrifices, but that plan will never come to fruition," he said, adding, "We will closely watch this as a serious military move with the nature of a nuclear first strike aimed at physically eliminating Japan." death
"I'm doing it," he said. He continued, ``There is no way that the United States does not know that the Korean Peninsula is legally under a state of ceasefire, and that any strategic assets that sneak into enemy territory will naturally be the first to be destroyed.''
"In the future, U.S. strategic assets will be targeted first." In particular, he said, ``The days when the right to first strike was an exclusive patent of the United States are already long gone,'' and ``the United States and the Republic of Korea...
Since these ``thugs'' have provoked nuclear war against our republic, our choices are appropriate.''
``Following the enactment of a nuclear arms policy that authorizes our Republic to take the necessary steps in the event that it determines that a nuclear attack on the nation is being carried out or the use of nuclear weapons is imminent, the Constitution has been enacted.
``The United States should realize once again that the more miscarriages of justice are repeated, the closer the moment of crisis for the American continent across the ocean will come.''
"Kida," he emphasized.