Rodong Sinmun Wednesday says this in a signed commentary.

There are serious issues not to be overlooked in the report on a "new security policy" presented by a research group belonging to the Japanese government, an ill-famed think tank representing the militarist forces as an advisory body of the Japanese prime minister, the commentary notes, citing specific facts to prove the fact.

What matters is that the above-said policy will be a theoretical basis of the "defence program guidelines" to be revised by the Japanese government within this year, the commentary observes, and goes on: The new "defence program guidelines" is a document of military scenario for aggression stipulating issues which Japan will regard as guidelines for military affairs in about ten years to come.

They called for reexamining a provision of the three non-nuclear principles banning the introduction of nuclear weapons, underscoring the need for the U.S. to offer "a nuclear umbrella" to Japan in the above-said report. This glaringly shows what extent the Japanese "serpent" has reached in its hysteria for nuclear weaponization.

The Japanese militarists are putting spurs to beefing up their aggressor forces in a bid to realize their wild ambition to become "a leader of Asia" by force of arms.

The DPRK is the primary target of Japan's attack for overseas aggression.

The Japanese militarist forces are keen to realize their ambition to stage a comeback to Korea and translate their old dream of "the Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere" into reality at any cost by use of such war lever as the Japan-U.S. military alliance.

It is as clear as noonday that the peace and stability in this region will be disturbed and Japan's blood-stained history of aggression will repeat itself in case the sphere of military operation of the Japanese militarist forces is extended to the vast area of the Asia-Pacific including the Korean Peninsula, going beyond the boundary of the Japanese territory.