Japan Accused of Standing in Way of Six-Party Talks
Korean Central News Agency of DPRK via Korea News Service (KNS)
Pyongyang, February 19 (KCNA) -- Japan had better quit the six-party talks of its own accord, admitting it lacks any political ability to handle such sensitive and crucial issue as the nuclear issue on the Korean Peninsula.
Minju Joson Tuesday says this in a signed commentary.
It goes on:
Japan is taking much pain to turn the six-party talks into a platform for confrontation.
The participating countries, except Japan, took relevant actions to fulfil their commitments as required by the October 3 agreement.
It was only Japan that has not taken any move.
These days Japan seems to work hard to torpedo the talks, talking about "triangular cooperative system for pressurizing north Korea."
Clear is the aim sought by Japan in its moves to convert the multinational talks into a platform for confrontation.
It is working with bloodshot eyes to achieve its sinister political aim, remaining indifferent to the settlement of the nuclear issue on the Korean Peninsula. It is its ulterior motive to escalate its policy of pressure upon the DPRK under the pretext of the "abduction issue" and scuttle the above-said talks in case everything goes against its will.
What is more cynical is that its bad behavior has reached a shameless phase.
It is making no scruple of letting loose a spate of rubbish that "it is disappointed at the fact that no progress has been made" in the course of denuclearizing the Korean Peninsula though more than one year has passed since the February 13 agreement was adopted.
Unlike other countries, Japan has no moral right to utter anything about the above-said matter because it has done all sorts of wrongs just to disturb the talks.
Its behavior of finding fault with this or that only reminds one of the scandalous action of the mentally deranged fellow.
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