It is nearly 70 years since the country was divided into two parts by foreign forces, but never have the north-south relations remained so tense as today, the article noted, and went on:

The Lee group has frantically stepped up the moves to stifle the north and increased the danger of war, pushing the situation to an unpredictable phase of tension.

Having pursued the confrontation with compatriots ever since its seizure of power, the Lee group rubbed salt into the wounds of the compatriots grieving over the great loss to the nation and again hurt the dignity of the supreme leadership of the DPRK, driving the inter-Korean relations into a bottomless quagmire.

Lee can hardly survive, the article warned, adding that the overseas Koreans would wage a dynamic struggle for throwing the group of traitors overboard.