U.S. urged to stop groundlessly accusing DPRK
KCNA
Pyongyang, March 17 (KCNA) -- The U.S. recently warned Japan that the DPRK is preparing a ballistic missiles test fire to reach a certain part of the Japanese territory, but Japan informed that it has no data to confirm it, said a commentator of radio Voice of Russia on March 14.
The commentator continued:
The U.S. should not accuse the DPRK if it is not convinced of the DPRK "nuclear program".
The U.S. is now raising the DPRK's missile issue again to get on Japan's nerves as if the DPRK threatens Japan.
The U.S. has no evidence.
It is one of the U.S. groundless accusations to do harm to the DPRK.
Such a false information that the DPRK violated the agreements has been spread through other channels.
According to a news report from the U.S., rumors are spreading as if the DPRK obtained reprocessed nuclear waste to get plutonium for nuclear weapons, but the U.S. has no correct information to prove whether the DPRK has such "program" or has reprocessed nuclear waste.
The U.S. is groundlessly criticizing the DPRK for pushing ahead with "nuclear program".
The "nuclear issue" of the DPRK was to be discussed at a UN Security Council Session in February but the un security council, recognizing that there is no need to discuss, entrusted experts with study of it.
The commentator warned the U.S. against accusations with no conviction.
