Minju Joson Tuesday in a commentary observes in this regard:

The south Korean puppet group kicked up the anti-DPRK smear campaign, crying out for opening to public the voice data after raising the issue of the minutes of the summit again. This is a disgraceful behavior of political hooligans bereft of elementary diplomatic sense and the courtesy and principle of dialogue, an undisguised politically-motivated provocation against the DPRK.

Park Geun Hye is the backstage manipulator of such campaign aimed to escalate confrontation with fellow countrymen.

The DPRK side strongly warned that it may open to public all what the south Korean rulers and special envoys uttered in the DPRK to please it, now that Park Geun Hye and her group are besmirching the minutes of the inter-Korean summit and opening them to public. It is clear that what Park said during her visit to Pyongyang is also on the list of what should be opened to public. In case her remarks are opened to public, everybody can guess in what mayhem south Korea will find itself and into what embarrassing position Park will be thrown.

As recognized by the international community, the DPRK does what it determined to do. The future development of the situation will depend on how Park and her group will react to the warning of the DPRK.

The puppet group had better behave itself, pondering over the grave consequences to be entailed by its racket over the minutes.