At recent talks with the Iranian foreign minister Yun jabbered that he hoped to see the north draw a lesson from Iran's nuclear agreement, adding that he hoped Iran would exercise positive influence on the solution of the north's nuclear issue.

Minju Joson Tuesday says in a commentary in this regard:

What Yun uttered is a revelation of south Korea's invariable scenario to isolate the DPRK in the international arena and stifle the compatriots in the north with nuclear weapons in collusion with outside forces at any cost.

Yun's ongoing ridiculous diplomacy is touching off surging indignation among all Koreans who desire the nation's reconciliation and unity, peace and reunification.

If the south Korean authorities have true willingness to solve the nuclear issue on the Korean Peninsula, they should stop the above-said diplomacy, open to public the criminal acts of having introduced nuclear weapons of the U.S. and frantically joined in nuclear war exercises of outside forces against the north and discard sycophancy towards the U.S., a factor of inviting national ruin.

The south Korean authorities should bear in mind that their acts of escalating the confrontation with compatriots would only throw hurdles in the way of improving the inter-Korean relations and the said diplomacy would further precipitate their self-destruction.

The DPRK will never pardon those attempting to hurt its dignity and social system which its people consider as their life and soul but wipe out them to the last man.