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U.S. Shameful Behaviour under Fire

KCNA

    Pyongyang, October 21 (KCNA) -- McLlelan, spokesman for the White House of the United States, recently let loose a string of vituperation that north Korea has not implemented its commitments and obligations and that it should stop issuing provocative statements, referring to one issued by a spokesman for the DPRK Foreign Ministry as regards the six-way talks. He even asserted that north Korea should start making efforts to scrap its nuclear program first. Rodong Sinmun today carries a signed commentary in this regard.
    It says:
    The DPRK took a self-defensive measure of withdrawing from the Nuclear Non-proliferation Treaty because the U.S. recoiled from implementing all its commitments and obligations under the DPRK-U.S. Joint Statement and the DPRK-U.S. Agreed Framework and totally scrapped the AF itself. Therefore, the blame for this entirely rests with the U.S.
    The six-way talks clearly proved the U.S. true intention to totally disarm and destroy the DPRK. Therefore, it was the sovereign right of the DPRK to officially clarify its will to make a switchover in the use of plutonium in the direction of increasing its nuclear deterrent force through a Foreign Ministry spokesman and no one can fault it.
    The U.S. bellicose forces are escalating military threat to the DPRK and moves to provoke a new war against it.
    It is the U.S. which has not implemented its commitments and obligations and it is again the U.S. which had issued extremely challengeable and provocative statements little short of a declaration of a war.
    It is none other than the U.S. that should drop its hostile policy to stifle the DPRK, a strategy for a nuclear war at an early date.
    Invariable is the principled stand of the DPRK over the six-way talks. If the U.S. is truly interested in the six-way talks and the settlement of the nuclear issue between the DPRK and the U.S., it should properly understand the stand of the DPRK and behave itself.