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U.S. urged to stop anti-DPRK psychological warfare and blockade operation

KCNA

    Pyongyang, June 23 (KCNA) -- The United States is busy with psychological warfare and blockade operation to disarm and stifle the DPRK, while paying lip service to the "peaceful solution" to the nuclear issue on the Korean peninsula. The U.S. is resorting to mean acts to isolate the DPRK on the international arena under such absurd pretexts as "drug smuggling," "counterfeiting of money," "suppression of religion," "human traffic" and "training of computer hackers", instead of sitting face to face with the DPRK for a reasonable dialogue.
    At the same time, it is barring the routine service of the DPRK-flagged trading vessels under various pretexts while stepping up a preemptive block strategy that calls for intercepting vessels and aircraft of the DPRK. This is, in fact, little short of sea blockade.
    These actions on the part of the bush administration are a breach of the armistice agreement and a declaration of war in view of their nature, no matter how hard they may try to cover up them.
    The U.S. hawkish forces are pushing the worldwide blockade operation against the DPKK at the phase of implementation, asserting that they would increase pressure upon the DPRK and guide it to scrap its nuclear weapons program and that they should deal with the DPRK as they combat SARS. They are also pulling up the DPRK after fabricating lies. This goes to clearly prove what a reckless phase their moves to isolate and stifle the DPRK have reached.
    The U.S. has gained ill-fame as the biggest drug smuggler, a rogue state and a country with the world's poorest human rights record and the biggest flesh trafficker. It is ludicrous, indeed, for such a country to bring those charges to the DPRK.
    The U.S. seeks to establish so-called "allied front" by getting even riff-raffs involved in its psychological warfare and blockade operation against the DPRK.
    Japan is acting a shock brigade in implementing this plan of the U.S.
    Recently in Tokyo Japan discussed with the U.S. the issue of intercepting the DPRK's ships that allegedly carry smuggled drugs, weapons and counterfeit money by mobilizing its marine SDF and as part of the measure it prevented DPRK-flagged cargo-passenger ship Mangyongbong-92 from entering Niigata port.
    The U.S. instigated Japan to further intensify its blockade against the DPRK, asserting that the measure taken by Japan is just a beginning.
    The proposal for international cooperation being pushed forward by the U.S. and its allies is, in essence, aimed to tarnish the image of the DPRK, justify the U.S. talk about the "axis of evil," wantonly violate the sovereignty of those states which incur its displeasure and carry out regime changes there.
    But such moves of the u.s. will never work on the DPRK which has the Songun politics and the single-hearted unity of the leader, the party and the masses.
    The psychological warfare and blockade operation persistently conducted by the bush administration and its followers more saliently prove that the U.S.-loudmouthed insistence on multilateral talks and its talk about peaceful solution are nothing but a fig leaf to cover up its moves to isolate and stifle the DPRK and this only compels the DPRK to increase its nuclear deterrent force.
    The DPRK is neither a rogue state, a groundless label attached by the U.S. to it, nor a country that would yield to the U.S. pressure.
    If the U.S. and its followers infringe upon the sovereignty of the DPRK even a bit, it will retaliate against them with merciless strikes.