On the contrary, the neighboring countries of the Korean peninsula are putting the south Korean authorities through the hoop.

The south Korean puppet forces are finding themselves in an awkward situation as the majority of the UN member states did not submit reports on the implementation of the "sanctions resolution" against the DPRK.

Rodong Sinmun Monday observes in a commentary in this regard:

This is a natural consequence the puppet ruling forces met for their imprudence.

The south Korean authorities are busy seeking "diplomacy for pressurizing the north" in a bid to isolate and stifle the DPRK, being backed by outsiders but they faced only derision, condemnation and criticism by the public at home and abroad.

In fact, the solicitation for "pressurizing the DPRK through sanctions" made by the south Korean authorities while terming its self-defensive nuclear deterrent a "threat" is no more than a foolish behavior of colonial stooges keen on realizing their ambition for invading the north by parroting the brigandish paradox of their American master.

Their desperate bid for the "diplomacy for pressurizing the north to dismantle its nukes" would only bring to light their despicable true colors as traitors devoid of even an iota of national self-respect.

They had better stop such "diplomacy" and act with discretion.