Commenting on the fact, Minju Joson Tuesday in a commentary says:

This is an expression of the intention to zealously join the U.S. and its vassal forces in their frantic moves to deter the DPRK's bolstering up of nuclear force and stifle it.

It is also no more than an extension of traitor Park Geun Hye's policy of dependence on outsiders and confrontation with compatriots in the north.

After the end of the Park regime, all Koreans have become evermore enthusiastic in their will to improve the deadlocked north-south relations at an early date and pave the road of independent reunification by the concerted efforts of the nation.

At this time, the south Korean authorities groundlessly take issue with the DPRK's steps for self-defense, disregarding the nation's desire for improved north-south relations and keeping the anachronistic conception of confrontation. It is as foolish an act as harming the nation's interests while letting outsiders fish in troubled waters.

The south Korean authorities should clearly understand this. If they do not want to meet the same miserable fate as that of Park Geun Hye, more dead than alive, they should make a bold decision to give up the policy of dependence on outsiders and confrontation.