U.S. Sub-Critical Nuclear Test Assailed
The
KCNA on September 13 issued a commentary on the 23rd sub-critical nuclear test
conducted by the United States.
The
full test of the commentary is as follows.
The
U.S. recently conducted the 23rd sub-critical nuclear test since 1997 in the
underground nuclear test ground in Nevada despite strong rebuff and protest of
the international community. It is a challenge to humankind's desire for peace
and an anti-peace act of sparking off a nuclear arms race.
It
is sheer sophism for the Bush administration to assert that the sub-critical
nuclear test does not violate the comprehensive nuclear test ban treaty, the
commentary says, and goes on:
The U.S. continued sub-critical nuclear test is aimed to put into practice its doctrine of preemptive nuclear strike. The Bush administration, obsessed by nuclear hysteria, set out the doctrine of preemptive nuclear strike and adopted it as a basic "national security strategy." On this basis it is getting ready to make a preemptive nuclear strike at other countries any moment.
The
Bush bellicose forces have simplified even the procedure for using nuclear
weapons. Acting upon the doctrine of a preemptive nuclear attack, the U.S. is
working hard to manufacture smaller nuclear weapons of high explosive power and
use them as conventional weapons in all wars. The U.S. continues conducting
sub-critical nuclear test to develop new type nuclear weapons after setting up a
comprehensive nuclear substance production center. This is part of its moves to
modernize nuclear weapons and bolster them as required by the doctrine of
preemptive nuclear attack, contain other nuclear powers and dominate the world
by retaining an unchallenged nuclear edge.
All
facts go to clearly prove that the U.S. is chiefly to blame for proliferating
nuclear weapons and technology and posing a nuclear threat to mankind.
The
U.S. had better drop its nuclear ambition and stop conducting nuclear tests and
developing nuclear weapons.
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