The statement recalled that the "prime minister" that day said south Korea will allow the Japan "Self-Defense Forces" to reinvade the Korean Peninsula in an unavoidable case.

This is little short of declaring that he would overlook the outbreak of a war on the peninsula due to Japan, it charged.

The "prime minister's" attempt to plunge the people again into the danger of war and aggression cannot be construed otherwise than an act of attaining the political concession by staking the people's life, it held.

It demanded the "prime minister" step down at once, being responsible for his absurd remarks.