Commenting on the fact, Minju Joson on Monday says:

The junket was, in fact, to escape from the international isolation worsening day by day and solicit cooperation in putting pressure on the DPRK.

The south Korean puppet authorities eagerly begged for "restoring relations", lost to shame, and disclosed their sinister intention to intensify the pressure upon the DPRK, requesting "halt to oil supply," etc.

What is deplorable is the argument that they wanted to be accorded hospitality and respect during the tour.

They grumbled that the opposite side cold-shouldered them and lacked sincerity in the recent junket of the "president", while claiming the visit was "successful".

It is nothing but a disgraceful behavior of those who do not know where they stand.

The puppet forces are no more than colonial servants who should do at the dictates of the U.S., without their own view or principles. As a matter of fact, it is a waste of time and tiresome to meet with the puppet forces.

In a nutshell, the recent visit of the south Korean chief executive was mendicant diplomacy and low-profile one as he revealed himself that his appearance was so poor under the eyes of the world.