Japanese Prime Minister Abe during his recent European tour said that the international community is facing severe challenge of the DPRK's nuclear and missile development and it is posing a "threat" to peace and security. He claimed that now is the time to maximize pressure upon the DPRK and it is needed to ban everything for the DPRK trading goods, technology and finance with outsiders.

Rodong Sinmun Thursday says in a commentary in this regard:

It is the sinister intention of Japan to calm down strong protest at home and abroad against the revision of the Constitution by hyping the DPRK's "threat" and provide a pretext for justifying the reinvasion.

What matters is that the moves of the Japanese reactionaries for overseas aggression by making a legal framework with such cheap farces are entering a reckless stage.

The army and people of the DPRK are infuriated at the fact that Japan is committing more crimes, faulting the DPRK's measures for self-defence instead of making an apology for its past extra-large unethical crimes against the Korean people.

Japanese politicians had better ponder about what kind of disaster such resentment would result in.

The Japanese reactionaries should behave themselves with prudence, holding their tongues.