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The United States' military moves to revive the “UN Command” stationed in south Korea—its puppet—as a multinational war organization are becoming ever more blatant.
The U.S. is openly clamoring about "expanding the role of the participating countries" and “forming a multinational staff composed of the allied countries that make up the UN Command,” and is whipping up war fever by mobilizing the war-criminal states that took part in the Korean War under the signboard of the "UN forces" into aggressive joint military exercises.
It has already been exposed that the "UN Command" is nothing more than an aggression organization fabricated by the U.S. when it provoked the Korean War in the 1950s by stealing the name of the United Nations.
The U.S., which ignited the fuse of the Korean War at that time, put the hat of "UN Command" on the U.S. Far East Command in Tokyo and brought its subordinate states' armed forces into the Korean War, committing atrocities that outraged humanity by brutally massacring innocent, peaceful civilians.
The U.S. dragged the "UN Command," infamous for aggression and slaughter, into south Korea in July 1957, spurring its anti-DPRK invasion policy and strategy for world domination.
Although the 30th session of the UN General Assembly in November 1975 adopted a resolution calling for the dissolution of the "UN Command" and the withdrawal of its subordinates states' armed forces belong to the "UN forces," the U.S. has kept it alive under unreasonable pretexts.
The history of the "UN Command" is a history of aggression and crimes committed by the U.S. on the Korean Peninsula.
In recent years as well, the U.S. has been dragging the follower states’ troops into various aggressive war exercises conducted in south Korea and justifying it by invoking the pretext that they belong to the "UN forces."
The provocative, large-scale joint military exercise carried out last March in south Korea, in which massive nuclear strategic assets and troops from 11 follower states belonging to the "UN Command"—which has no justification for existence—were mobilized, clearly shows this.
Exercises including field maneuver training, doubled compared to last year, reportedly reminded many of the situation during the Korean War in the 1950s.
What the U.S. seeks through multinational joint military exercises with its subordinate forces is none other than to highlight the existence of the "UN Command" so that, in the event of a contingency on the Korean Peninsula, it can more easily bring in more lackeys and achieve its anti-DPRK invasion ambition.
Now, the U.S. is expanding the role of the organization by having the "UN Command" member states participate not only in the formulation of contingency operation plans but also in detailed activities according to them.
At the same time, under the pretext of strengthening combined military operations, it is expanding the operational sphere of multinational forces beyond the Korean Peninsula to the entire Asia-Pacific region and is planning to drag subordinate states' troops into various multinational joint military exercises on a large scale.
Military experts have revealed that the U.S. is, by nature, a war state that seizes global hegemony through the normalization of war; that it seeks to maintain its hegemony in Asia; and that it increasingly relies on its allies more than ever. They stated that military alliance organizations such as the "UN Command" and "Asian version of NATO" set up under the name of "joint defense" fundamentally serve the hegemonic interests of the U.S. and are aggressive war organizations created to realize those interests.
The U.S. military’s scheme to revive the "UN Command" as a multinational war organization is becoming more overt, in collusion with the Yoon Suk Yeol puppet group—trying to escape its ruling crisis through war-driving—and with those Japanese things intoxicated with ambitions for reinvasion.
Recently, the U.S. has been persistently pushing for bilateral and trilateral military cooperation by pulling in the south Korean puppets and the Japanese things, who are playing the role of its most faithful henchmen and lackeys.
It has already been accelerating the establishment of a trilateral military alliance system with the south Korean puppets and the Japanese things through the concoction of the "Washington Declaration," activation of the "Nuclear Consultative Group," and regularization of trilateral joint military exercises.
Some time ago, the military heads of the U.S., Japan, and the south Korean puppet held a plotting session for anti-DPRK military collusion and decided to conduct a trilateral joint military exercise under the name "Freedom Edge," as part of this scheme.
During the large-scale joint military exercises scheduled for this coming August, the U.S. also plans to forcibly conduct actual nuclear operation drills.
Parallel to the revival of the "UN Command," the joint military exercises ceaselessly and frenziedly carried out in an unprecedented scale since the beginning of the year by the U.S. and its first-class stooges and servants are, in their entirety, manifestation of vicious intention to provoke a second Korean War at any moment by expanding and strengthening military moves of "Asian version of NATO," an aggressive war alliance.
The "UN Command"—a fatberg of the era and an illegal, unlawful ghost organization condemned to dissolution by the UN General Assembly decades ago—is now trying to return as a multinational war organization. That cannot but be a grave development of events that may bring about a new nuclear war in the Asia-Pacific region, including the Korean Peninsula.
The United States is frantically trying to revive the "UN Command" to achieve hegemony, harming regional peace and security. Hostile forces are actively following along. Their reckless military provocations will only hasten their own downfall.
Source: kcna.kp (2024.06.14.)*
*ChatGPT translation partially edited by JC