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Rodong Sinmun Denounces S. Korean Authorities for Moving to Cook up Triangular Military Alliance
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Pyongyang, August 14 (KCNA) -- The south Korean puppet authorities are strengthening military collusion with outside forces for invading the north under the pretence of "coping with missile threat." A few days ago, the south Korean warmongers had a confab with their U.S. and Japanese masters for sharing "information on missiles of the north." This is the revelation of the invariable bad habit of escalating confrontation and making a sinister attempt to hurt the fellow countrymen in the north in collusion with outsiders and the traitorous act of fully joining in the moves to cook up the triangular military alliance for aggression, Rodong Sinmun Sunday says in a commentary. It goes on: It is the long-sought scenario of the U.S. to bind south Korea and Japan under the triangular military alliance and use them as a shock brigade in implementing its hostile policy toward the DPRK and realize the ambition for stifling the DPRK. The U.S. moves to cook up the triangular military alliance will entail very dangerous consequences disturbing peace and stability and creating and escalating the danger of a nuclear war on the Korean peninsula and in Northeast Asia. Nevertheless, the Park Geun Hye group is actively joining in the moves to cook up the U.S.-led triangular military alliance in a bid to hurt the compatriots in the north backed by outside forces. What merits a more serious attention is that the south Korean authorities' sharing "information on missiles of the north" with the U.S. and Japan is being pushed forward, timed to coincide with the moves to deploy THAAD in south Korea. The Park Geun Hye group is the group of unpardonable traitors as it joins hands with the U.S. and Japan, sworn enemies of the Korean nation, to stifle the compatriots in the north and brings miserable disasters to the Korean nation. |
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