Peace Breakers Are Doomed to Complete Isolation: KCNA Commentary

Pyongyang, October 22 (KCNA) -- Japan incessantly does the DPRK a wrong.

Chief Cabinet Secretary Suga and other Japanese politicians, recently, said that it is "premature" to lift the sanctions on the DPRK, and that the "sanctions resolutions" should remain effective - a stream of nonsense.

One can not help laughing at those marginalized from the structure of the relations among the neighboring countries of the Korean peninsula.

Now Japan disgraces itself as it has failed to take part in any positive dialogues for peace and security in the peninsula and the region.

Even The Washington Post said that although the situation in Northeast Asia is rapidly changing with a series of negotiations held among north Korea, south Korea and the U.S., Japan has still failed to join in the trend.

What matters is that far from paying attention to the condemnation from world public, foolish remarks made by Japanese politicians drive Japan into an ever worsening dilemma.

The Abe government hurled a torrent of abuse at the DPRK such as "solution of abduction issue" and "monitoring of goods transactions". They are motivated by the sinister political ambition to reverse the present dialogue atmosphere to the confrontation.

It is their intention to calm down the public angered by the ultra-right policies, irregularities and corruption, etc. and, at the same time, to maintain a political justification for militarist overseas expansion.

Japan's escalation of tensions will evoke a strong rebuff from the international community regarding justice, morality and peace as a standard of civilization and development.

Now the region and the international community support the dialogue atmosphere on the peninsula created by the positive efforts of the DPRK and hope that the trend of detente will be further accelerated and expanded to contribute to global peace and security and the development of civilization at an early date.

Japan's claim that it is "premature" to lift the sanctions on the DPRK and moves to escalate tensions are an open challenge to the desire of mankind.

The acts of the Abe regime will only make the international community know better about the political and moral arrogance of small-minded Japs and their true colors as peace disturbers.

Its arrogant words and deeds will precipitate Japan's complete isolation. -0-