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Japan's Escalated Sanctions against DPRK Assailed

Korean Central News Agency of DPRK

    Pyongyang, April 28 (KCNA) -- Secretary General of the Liberal Democratic Party of Japan Abe, at a recent press conference with regard to the submission of the "bill on banning the entry of specified foreign ships" to the Diet, blared that "it is highly probable for north Korea to fall into a train of thoughts to wreck the bill" and it is his "idea to promote discussions and enact the bill, irrespective of Japan-DPRK working-level negotiation". Commenting on this, a news analyst of Rodong Sinmun Wednesday says:
    What is sought by the Japanese reactionary quarters in adopting the bill is to lay an international encircling ring around the DPRK and strangle it through economic sanctions.
    Lurking behind the Japanese reactionaries' frantic moves to adopt the anti-DPRK bill at any cost, wantonly violating the DPRK-Japan Pyongyang Declaration, the UN Charter and international law, is their sinister intention to fish in troubled waters in pursuance of the U.S. hostile policy toward the DPRK.
    In other words, it is their true aim to amplify their anti-DPRK hostile acts, riding on the crest of the U.S. imperialists' pressurizing offensive to impose economic sanctions on the DPRK, and bring down its socialist system. Japan seeks to wrest a sort of concession from the DPRK over the nuclear issue and the "abduction case" by putting pressure upon it. It is for this purpose that Abe clamored for passing the above-said bill through the Diet irrespective of Japan-DPRK discussions.
    Japan's mean racket of economic sanctions against the DPRK has touched off fiercer hatred and wrath at Japan among the Korean people. Japan would be well advised to stop the dastardly campaign of economic sanctions against the DPRK, bearing in mind that it would have to pay a very high price, if it dared do harm to the DPRK, dancing to other's tune.