The article said that the DPRK regarding independence as its life and soul is firmly protecting the dignity and sovereignty of the nation, while standing firm against big powers.

But, south Korea has its sovereignty seriously encroached upon under the military occupation and colonial rule by the U.S., the article said, and went on:

The political camp and sycophantic forces in south Korea are turning their faces away from the aspiration and desire of the nation to lead an independent life and fully revealing their nature of slaves of modern version begging for the presence of the U.S. forces in south Korea for an indefinite period.

South Korea accepts the U.S. demands despite whatever disasters they may bring to it without making even a single word of complaint, and sacrifices its own people only.

The reality in south Korea is the product of the sycophantic policy of the traitorous chief executive of south Korea who inherited pro-Japanese policy and is obsessed with pro-U.S. flunkeyism.

The chief executive should discard her sycophantic nature and make an effort to independently achieve national reunification and peace from the stand of By Our Nation Itself, though belatedly.