The Japanese prime minister, when meeting French businessmen, called on the "international community to get united and put maximum pressure on north Korea", saying that its missiles have France in their firing ranges".

Minju Joson Tuesday in a commentary says this only reveals the disgusting nature of the political dwarf unable to look far into an inch ahead.

Japan's despicable act is as foolish as entering into the striking range of the DPRK itself, the commentary says, and goes on:

Japan has to clearly understand that the DPRK will exert every possible effort to serve its noble purpose of defending the world peace and stability as a responsible nuclear power and a peace-loving state.

But it will destroy the hostile forces that encroach upon the sovereignty of the country, whoever they might be and wherever they may be.

Japan had better stop the foolish act of inviting misfortune, as it fails to look far into an inch ahead, being seized by the frenzy for confrontation with the DPRK.