Timed to coincide with this, confrontation maniacs of the ministry such as traitor Hong Yong Phyo raved that their anti-DPRK sanctions and pressure are aimed to lead "the north to changes," describing the DPRK's measures for bolstering up nuclear deterrent for self-defence as a "serious threat and provocation." They uttered that the "government" remains unchanged in its basic stand on "the north's nuclear dismantlement".

They also talked such nonsense that as long as the "nuclear issue of the north" remains unsettled, "there would not be any dramatic change in the north-south relations" and restart of the KIP "would not be supported by the public" even though the "regime" is changed in south Korea.

Commenting on this, Rodong Sinmun Wednesday says that the above-said rigmaroles are nothing but a shameless attempt to justify their confrontation policy against the nation, persistently pursue it and evade their responsibility for having brought the inter-Korean ties to a collapse.

No matter what rhetoric they may let out to mislead the public opinion, they can never evade their responsibility for having driven the north-south relations to rock bottom.

The ministry's noisy trumpeting about the persistent confrontation policy is a blatant challenge to the candlelight actions being held by the south Korean people demanding a total scrapping of all country-selling policies of traitor Park Geun Hye.

The group of traitors will have to pay for all their acts of driving the inter-Korean ties into a total collapse despite the nation's desire for reunification, stresses the commentary.