Minju Joson Sunday in a bylined commentary terms this ridiculous.

The commentary notes:

The DPRK said what it should say. It adjusted the tone of its remarks in consideration of the inter-Korean relations. Even south Korean experts on north-south relations admit this.

Nevertheless, those in the puppet ministry of Unification called for "sincere dialogue", taking issue with the just assertions made by the DPRK.

Lurking behind this is their sinister intention, the commentary notes, citing facts to prove it:

South Korea today witnesses noteworthy protest actions. Mass candle-light campaign is mounting day by day over the "Intelligence Service's interference in the presidential election" and the regime's opening to public of the minutes of the north-south summit. Personages of political, social and academic circles, university students and even the students of high schools are releasing declarations on the situation, demanding the "resignation of the government that orchestrated a coup" and the "nullification of Park Geun Hye's election".

Much upset by this strong trend of the times, the puppet group is crying out for "sincere dialogue," nonsensical talk, groundlessly finding fault with the DPRK's assertions, in a bid to evade the blame for the aborted inter-Korean dialogue, cover up its sinister intention to block the improvement of the inter-Korean ties and divert elsewhere the public criticism of it.

In a word, the puppet group is escalating confrontation with compatriots in a bid to weather its ruling crisis and stay in power, while deliberately bedeviling the inter-Korean relations.

Those confrontation maniacs have faced a stern punishment by the nation without exception, the commentary notes, warning that it is as clear as a pikestaff that the present south Korean puppet ruling quarters will face the same fate as they are following in the footsteps of those traitors.