Their talk about "provocations" and "threats" from someone is nothing but sheer sophism intended to evade the blame for bedeviling the inter-Korean relations and escalating tensions on the Korean peninsula, the article notes, and goes on:

It is a trite method of the U.S. and south Korean puppet forces to realize their ambition for aggression while making much ado about "provocations" and threats" from someone.

It is none other than the U.S. and south Korean puppet forces which are deteriorating the inter-Korean relations and disturbing the peace and stability on the Korean peninsula.

The above-said propaganda of the south Korean authorities is no more than a gangster-like logic making profound confusing of right and wrong.

The DPRK has made every possible effort to improve the inter-Korean relations and achieve the reunification, peace and prosperity of the country.

What remains to be done by it is the final option and practical and all-out action.

The south Korean authorities should mind their own business before groundlessly slinging mud at the north.

If they truly want improved relations between the north and the south and peace on the Korean peninsula, they should make a switchover in their policy of confrontation with fellow countrymen to a policy of reconciliation through alliance with the north and make a policy decision to stop all joint military exercises for invading the north in league with foreign forces.