Manju Ratna Sakya, Chairman of the Nepal Journalist Association, released a statement in support of the report made by Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un at the Fifth Plenary Meeting of the Seventh Central Committee of the Workers’ Party of Korea.

The statement stressed that the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea(DPRK)has gained surprising victories, taking the Juche idea founded by President Kim Il Sung and developed by Chairman Kim Jong Il as a guideline.

Thanks to the outstanding leadership of Marshal Kim Jong Un, the DPRK is now achieving progress and development in all the fields by foiling big powers’ interference in its internal affairs and crushing the U.S. sanctions and moves to stifle it, the statement noted.

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The Japan Air “Self-Defense Force” recently staged at a park in Aichi Prefecture a drill for deploying a Patriot interceptor missile system before the eyes of the press.

Similar drills were staged in the middle of Tokyo and in the compound of the Defense Ministry under the pretext of “coping with a missile threat” from someone in last October.

The ever-mounting reckless moves of the Japanese reactionaries are a clear manifestation of their unchanged hostile policy towards the DPRK and an intolerable provocation to it.

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A rabid dog in the U.S. has another fit of spasm, being greedy for power.

Biden, bereft of elementary quality as a human being, much less a politician, again reeled off a string of rubbish against the dignity of the supreme leadership of the DPRK.

A crow is never whiter for often washing. Biden, still going reckless, not coming to his senses though he was censured and rejected by all people, must be a rabid dog only keen on getting at others’ throats.

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Kim Yong Chol, Chairman of the Korea Asia-Pacific Peace Committee, made public the following statement on Thursday:

I took note of the remark made by the U.S. Secretary of Defense Mark Esper on November 13 that he would adjust the U.S.-south Korea joint military drill for the progress of the DPRK-U.S. negotiations.

As the remark of the U.S. Secretary of Defense was made just after the announcement of the statement of the spokesperson for the State Affairs Commission of the DPRK, I would like to understand it as the U.S. intention to drop out of the joint military drill or completely stop it.

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Nowadays, Japanese politicians are becoming habitual in saying that they would seek a comprehensive solution to pending issues including abduction, nukes and missiles, liquidate the unpleasant past and move towards a normalization of state relations on the basis of the DPRK-Japan Pyongyang Declaration, and they are making nonsensical remarks that these issues should be discussed at an “unconditional” DPRK-Japan summit.

If I may state my conclusion first, the argument – that pending issues including abduction, nukes and missiles should be settled before the past is to be liquidated on the basis of the DPRK-Japan Pyongyang Declaration – is a sophistry which cruelly twists the spirit and the basic principle of the Declaration.

The DPRK-Japan Pyongyang Declaration adopted on September 17, 2002 affirmed a shared understanding that liquidation of the unpleasant past between the DPRK and Japan, solution to the pending issues, and establishment of fruitful relations in the fields of politics, economy and culture would conform with the fundamental interests of both sides and constitute a great contribution to peace and stability of the region.

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