calendar>>July 4. 2009 Juche 98

Japan's Policy for "Sanctions" against DPRK Slammed

Pyongyang, July 4 (KCNA) -- Some days ago Japanese Prime Minister Aso, in a speech on the diplomatic policy, blustered that Japan would closely cooperate with neighboring countries to "put strong pressure upon north Korea" and take specific actions to impose financial sanctions upon it and conduct cargo inspection," raising a hue and cry over the so-called "nuclear and abduction issues."

At talks held with puppet traitor Lee Myung Bak earlier, Aso let loose a string of reckless remarks underscoring the need to "maintain close cooperation between Japan and south Korea in a bid to force north Korea to dismantle its nukes" and the importance to carry out the UNSC resolution.

Minju Joson Saturday observes in a signed commentary in this regard:

The Japanese reactionaries seem to calculate they can attain their goal if they build up a "system for cooperating in sanctions and pressure" upon north Korea and escalate the high-handed economic blockade and pressure upon it, but this is nothing but a ridiculous wild dream of a political pigmy.

It goes on:

Japan is entirely to blame for having pushed the situation on the Korean Peninsula to the present dangerous phase.

The Japanese reactionaries are getting evermore undisguised in their moves to drive the present crisis on the peninsula into catastrophe, far from feeling any responsibility for the grave situation.

This indicates that they are political hooligans who do not hesitate to harass the regional peace and security in a bid to realize their wicked political ambition.

Japan's policy for "sanctions" against the DPRK is touching off bitterer hatred against Japan among the servicepersons and people of the DPRK and reinforcing their determination to settle accounts with Japan, their sworn enemy, at the cost of their blood.

The Japanese reactionaries would be well advised to roll back at once their illegal hostile policy toward the DPRK.