Rodong Sinmun Monday says this in an article.

It goes on:

Cooperating with foreign forces is little short of selling off the destiny of the nation, while reducing the inter-Korean relations to their plaything.

If the south Korean authorities persist in the confrontation with compatriots in the north, cooperating with the U.S., taken in by the U.S. strategy of sacrificing the interests of the Korean nation to meet its aggressive purpose, it will only do harm to the Korean nation and the inter-Korean ties.

Nevertheless, the south Korean authorities are getting ever more frantic with cooperation with outside forces keen to stifle the DPRK in utter disregard of the nation's destiny and future of the inter-Korean relations.

Confrontation and conflict are unavoidable if one side opposes and hurts by force the ideology and social system of the other side under the situation where differing ideologies and social systems have long existed in the north and the south. Precisely for this reason the DPRK has consistently called for reunification by federal formula.

However, the south Korean authorities are foolishly seeking the confrontation of social systems, seized with the daydream of "changes in the north" and "its collapse."

The ceaseless anti-DPRK provocations being made by them in cooperation with the outside forces behind the scene of dialogue only make the prospect of inter-Korean dialogue gloomy.

The south Korean authorities would be well advised to have a proper approach towards the inter-Korean relations, the article urges, adding: Their dependence on outside forces and confrontation of the social systems would never help settle any problem concerning the inter-Korean relations.