After the disclosure of the fact that the U.S. National Security Agency wiretapped the south Korean embassy in Washington in June last, the puppet government of south Korea requested the U.S. to confirm whether it is true. But it has received neither confirmation nor expression of excuse so far.

Nevertheless, the south Korean authorities have failed to utter a protesting word against the U.S.

Even four months after the incident, the south Korean authorities have not installed security hardware to protect illegal wiretapping at the embassy.

In this regard, the south Korean "National Assembly" is of the view that "confidence-building diplomacy" put forth by the Park Geun Hye regime is "diplomacy of a mute" and that the U.S. is the problem as it has not confirmed the case for four months and that the Foreign Ministry is the bigger problem as it has not lodged an official protest, to say nothing of ascertaining the case.