Not only the U.S. but also Japan is the sworn enemy of the Korean people as it has committed thrice-cursed crimes, the commentary notes, and goes on:

The wounds of the Korean people still remain unhealed owing to the unprecedented atrocities committed by Japan in the past.

However, Japan is again rubbing salt into their wounds, sparking off bitterer resentment among the service personnel and people of the DPRK.

The DPRK had already declared that it would never pardon any riff-raff joining in the U.S. moves for aggression against it.

Its service personnel and people will mete out punishment to anyone who dares provoke it.

If Japan provokes the DPRK by a preemptive attack, its army and people will not miss the opportunity but surely force Japan to pay for its crime-woven past.

Japan has not yet shaken off its disgrace of being a "political pigmy" in the international arena for kowtowing to the U.S. without any principle. If Japan recklessly behaves as now, it will remain isolated from the international community.