U.S. Forces Cursed in World

U.S. Forces Cursed in World

Various countries are raising higher their voices demanding withdrawal of the U.S. military bases for aggression as the days go by.

Some time ago Kyrgyzstan officially notified the United States that it will close U.S. air base in its country.

The Kyrgyzstan president announced recently that his country would not extend the agreement on leasing an air base to the U.S. to be expired in 2014.

The United States is disagreeable to the stand of Kyrgyzstan.

Various other countries also strongly demand withdrawal of U.S. forces.

A mammoth meeting against the presence of U.S. troops and maintenance of its military bases after 2014 was held in Kabul, Afghanistan some days ago under the sponsorship of the Afghanistan United National Front. The meeting was attended by leaders of various political parties and religious organizations and university students.

Demonstrations and protest meetings against the United States are taking place in Yemen, Pakistan and other countries to which the U.S. stretches out its tentacles. Voices are ringing out in different parts of the world in denunciation of the U.S. "anti-terror war".

Through the aggressive "anti-terror war" people have keenly realized that the United States seriously violates the sovereignty of other countries with the military bases as foundation and are accusing it of its craftiness and viciousness.

The United States had better withdraw its forces from different parts of the world before it will be meted out with stronger denunciation.

Ra Myong Song