The U.S. has left no means and methods untried to stifle the DPRK, which has advanced along the road of independence, Songun and socialism, notes the commentary, and goes on:

Washington's ulterior design is to hurt the dignity and prestige of the DPRK and find an excuse for interfering in its internal affairs and invading it by finding fault with its human rights performance.

The "resolution" again clearly proved that the former remains unchanged in its wild ambition to stifle the latter and also has become evermore undisguised in its move to carry it out.

What matters is that the south Korean puppet group has come into play as a shock brigade for executing the U.S. human rights conspiratorial racket against the DPRK. This is another politically-motivated provocation against the DPRK.

In a bid to tide over its daily worsening ruling crisis and divert elsewhere public criticism of it, the puppet group is desperately kicking up anti-DPRK smear campaign after zealously taking part in cooking up above-said "resolution".

It is none other than the U.S. and the puppet group which should be placed in the dock of the "human rights" issue. However, they are impudently finding fault with the DPRK while engaging in human rights conspiratorial racket against it. The service personnel and people of the DPRK are hardly repressing their towering resentment against them.

The puppet group will have to pay a dear price for its racket in collusion with the U.S. and should not blame others for the misfortunes to be entailed by it, warns the commentary.