The south Korean chief executive in her "keynote speech" at the recent 70th Session of the UN General Assembly revealed her wild ambition for "unification of social systems" and "unification through absorption" and asked the international community to cooperate in "pressurizing" the DPRK.

Against this backdrop, Foreign Minister Yun Pyong Se and other high-ranking officials of the south Korean regime, held a series of confabs with their U.S. and Japanese masters to discuss their scenarios to do harm to the compatriots in the north.

Commenting on this, Minju Joson says on Monday:

The above-said moves stepped by the south Korean regime with the backing of the outsiders is no more than an anti-nation, anti-reunification act of denying reunification by federal formula being actively supported by all Koreans.

The Koreans have the most reasonable and fair proposal for reunification which can be accepted by both the north and the south.

It is just the proposal for founding the Democratic Federal Republic of Koryo published 35 years ago to comprehensively deal with the issues related to the founding of a reunified state.

Notably, the north and the south recognized that the north's proposal for low-level federation and the south's proposal for confederation have something common with each other and decided to work for reunification in this direction.

But the south Korean regime is still working hard to realize its wild ambition for stoking confrontation of social systems, turning down the proposal for reunification by federal formula.

The reality goes to prove there would neither be genuine dialogue nor nation's reconciliation, reunification and improved north-south relations as long as the anti-nation, anti-reunification forces dreaming of "unification of social systems and through absorption" are allowed to go scot-free.