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U.S. anti-north blockade policy flayed

KCNA

    Pyongyang, June 21 (KCNA) -- The Reunification Solidarity for the Implementation of the June 15 South-North Joint Declaration and the Peace of the Korean Peninsula reportedly issued on June 17 a statement titled "we condemn the U.S. policy to blockade the north and the south Korea-the U.S.-Japan military cooperation leading the tensions to brinkmanship." The statement said that the talks between the chief executives of South Korea and the U.S. and between those of the U.S. and Japan discussed the policies to pressurize the north such as "further steps" and "tougher measures", and the U.S. forces in South Korea are being bolstered according to the U.S. strategy for preemptive attack and Japan is stepping up the establishment of the Missile Defence System in real earnest, escalating the military tension.
    South Korea and Japan are militarily cooperating with the U.S. that is openly seizing ships and perpetrating sea blockade though these practices are banned by international law, the statement added.
    The statement urged the government authorities to discard the military cooperation with the U.S. and Japan and protect the peace in this land and the vital rights of the nation through inter-Korean cooperation and unity from the stand of national cooperation.