Earlier, the director of the intelligence headquarters of the ministry in the NA state inspection confessed that south Korea would suffer a defeat in case it independently fights a war against the north.

Rodong Sinmun Wednesday in a commentary observes in this regard:

Some are of the view that Kim's bluster is aimed to calm down the stir caused by his lackey's remark. But there is another story.

What traitor Kim said brings into bolder relief his true colors as a die-hard warmonger keen on igniting a nuclear war on this land at any cost and a military gangster bereft of reason, the commentary says, and goes on:

Kim's bellicose remarks are a vivid expression of the moves of the puppet forces to provoke a war against the DPRK which are getting evermore reckless as the days go by at the connivance and support of the U.S.

This proves that the puppet war-like forces have become desperate in their moves to lead the tense situation between the north and the south to a war. The above-said outbursts are by no means an accidental gaffe but a premeditated declaration of a war against the north.

It is preposterous for Kim to cry out for "ruining" the north.

Those, no more than colonials of the U.S., can neither understand nor size up the tremendous military power of the DPRK. The puppet forces are no match for the DPRK as they offered the "right to command the wartime operation" to their American master, being reduced to the bullet shield. The traitor's bluffing only increased war-phobia and extreme uneasiness among south Koreans.

Kim Kwan Jin, who is unaware of what a real war will be like, had better stop freely wagging his tongue.