Dialogue is the best way of defusing the north-south confrontation and tension and peacefully solving the issue of reunification of the country, the article says, and goes on:

The south Korean warmongers launched the adventurous joint military exercises with outside forces under the simulated conditions of a war against the DPRK. They signify a challenge to the efforts of the peace-loving DPRK for dialogue. They not only spoiled the atmosphere of dialogue and increased the danger of a new war on the Korean Peninsula but dashed the hope of Koreans at home and abroad for detente and peace on the peninsula and improved north-south relations.

The south Korean authorities' war exercises will only reveal their scheme to stifle the DPRK by force of arms.

If they truly want north-south dialogue and peace on the peninsula, they should not just pay lip-service to "dialogue" but stop at once the war exercises against the DPRK.