He served the following warning to them:

They should not dare utter words about the nukes of the DPRK and its line of simultaneously pushing forward economic construction and the building of nuclear force any longer.

They should not behave impudently in a bid to lead someone to "changes".

If Park wants to build confidence and receive the treatment as "head of state," she should come to her senses and properly behave.

Their vociferous talking about those matters as dictated by their American master would only add to the thrice-cursed crimes committed by them as sycophants and traitors and maniacs keen on confrontation with fellow countrymen.

They should know well that no one is more miserable than those political servants dancing to the tune of others, bereft of their own senses.

Park should know that genuine confidence can be built only when she respects all the north-south joint declarations and agreements reached according to them, common achievements of the nation, before grumbling about someone's "breaking of promise" and good treatment would be accorded only when she stops deliberately speaking ill of someone.