During her trip to a Mideast country Park loudly advertised "unprecedented agreement on economic cooperation", saying she garnered "support" over the "issue of the north's nukes."

The above-said "diplomacy" is the one of begging outsiders for ratcheting up "sanctions" against the DPRK and "cooperation against the north", Rodong Sinmun says, and goes on:

The racket for reforms kicked up by the puppet chief executive to save economy from bankruptcy is worsening catastrophe and chaos, far from putting the situation under control.

The history knows no such group of traitors who are offering other countries all the money to be used for saving the people's livelihood from destitution in a bid to stifle the compatriots in the north.

The puppet forces' act of embellishing the above-said "diplomacy" would get them nowhere. This is little short of pricking one's own eyes with one's own fingers.

Minju Joson notes that the Park's "diplomacy" is no more than desperate efforts of a hideous confrontation maniac, a poor sycophant and traitor to stifle the fellow countrymen and realize the ambition for "unification of social systems" by winning more foreign forces as her American and Japanese masters are not strong enough to hurt the DPRK.