Earlier, the puppet military group again picked up the doubtful "mine explosion case" in August last year and cried out for "strongly reacting" to it.

After staging such funny charade, the puppet forces claimed that the "north would consider it as a very threatening development."

Commenting on this, Rodong Sinmun Wednesday ridicules it as a bluffing of the fools going so reckless as to have a skirmish though they are unable to properly move.

What matters is that the south Korean puppet forces are reeling off such invectives while counting on their U.S. master, the commentary notes, and goes on:

No matter what bluffing and north-targeted war drum-beats they make, counting on their master, this will get them to nowhere.

Their military provocation is as foolish an act as putting their heads under the blade of a straw-cutter.

Now the powerful revolutionary Paektusan army is sharply watching the moves of the enemies, keeping within its sight the Park Geun Hye group of traitors keen to unleash a war against the north at the instigation of foreign forces.

The puppet forces are bound to be "severely punished" by the Korean People's Army's merciless retaliatory strikes. They had better act with discretion, not beating the air.