The article accused the spokesman for the south Korean puppet Ministry of Defense called Kim Min Sok of letting loose at a regular news briefing such invectives against the DPRK as "it is a retrogressive country telling lies" and "it is a country which should disappear at an early date".

Even though nobody raised a question to him at the end of the briefing, Kim Min Sok talked such nonsense that the "north would collapse," it added.

The paper said that such nonsensical talk made by the spokesman for the south Korean puppet Ministry of Defense can never be overlooked.

It went on:

The south Korean Ministry of Defense has spread a series of false rumors about the "north's provocation" such as the nuclear test of the north, sign of the outbreak of a local war and the drone case.

These reckless remarks cannot be construed otherwise than an intention to put under control the difficult situation created by the ferry Sewol disaster.

When the people's distrust in the "government" is growing deep due to the ferry sinking accident, the south Korean Ministry of Defense seeks to divert the people's attention by playing the card called "provocation from the north".

The Ministry of Defense should clearly know which is a real retrogressive country, the article held.