There the U.S. "lavished praises" on its stooges for desperately escalating the confrontation with the fellow countrymen in the north, copying the former's independent "sanctions" against Pyongyang while the stooges of south Korea felt grateful for its gesture and vowed to take the lead in the sanctions against the DPRK, talking about the "general will of the international community" and crying out for "stronger counteraction".

Minju Joson Friday observes in a commentary in this regard:

This is a ridiculous charade of the blind and a desperate fit of those fear-stricken by the dynamic advance of Juche Korea.

It was only south Korea which suffered big losses for joining in the U.S. "sanctions" against the DPRK.

Great irony is that the U.S. which regarded its stooges as good-for -nothing for the sake of its interests now finds itself in such a poor position as to be compelled to "exchange views" with them.

This goes to prove that the U.S.-led "sanctions" against the DPRK do not go down with the international community any longer.

No "sanctions" would work on the DPRK. The army and people of the DPRK will surely frustrate the ridiculous "sanctions" of the U.S. imperialists, their sworn enemy, and the Park Geun Hye group, concludes the commentary.