Commenting on this, newspapers on Sunday say that this is a fuss of a woman confrontational maniac much taken aback by the DPRK's successful test-fire of strategic ballistic rocket.

What is ridiculous is that Park Geun Hye does not know the "sanctions" are just the noose tightening her own neck, Rodong Sinmun says, and goes on:

What should not be overlooked is that the south Korean chief executive, much upset by the test-fire, said "internal division and unconcern" and called for "preventing the forces supporting the north."

Actually, this is an undisguised order to stamp out the pro-reunification and democratic forces of south Korea demanding the switchover in confrontational policy and the improvement of the north-south relations and calm down the desire for reunification through the alliance with the north growing stronger among people in south Korea.

However, the south Korean authorities cannot block the DPRK from advancing with a firm hold on the Juche-oriented nuclear treasure sword though they are running amuck in stifling the DPRK backed by foreign forces.

Minju Joson urges the south Korean authorities to behave with discretion, clearly understanding the DPRK's changed strategic position and the reality, warning this would be a useful choice for their destiny that has faced a catastrophe.