KCNA
COMMENTARY ON S.KOREAN REGIME'S REFUSAL TO SEND BACK DPRK CITIZENS
Pyongyang,
July 14 (KCNA) -- The south Korean puppet forces have refused to repatriate
three of five DPRK citizens who had been adrift due to an unexpected accident
in the East Sea of Korea short time ago, talking about "defection."
This
is an unpardonable infringement upon the sovereignty of the DPRK and the right
of its citizens and another hideous provocation against it.
As
the puppet group did not repatriate all of them, rubbing salt into wound of
their family members, they fell into swoon while demanding a face-to-face
meeting with their family members at Panmunjom.
In
the past the DPRK sent back all south Korean fishermen and ships drifted toward
its territorial waters, whatever the reason may be. In particular, it persuaded
south Koreans eager to live in it to go back south Korea, an expression of
noble humanitarianism and compatriotism.
Such
hostile act against crewmen of a drifting ship was not unexpectedly committed
by a few individual military gangsters but under tacit support of the puppet
authorities.
In
the past period the puppet group frequently detained DPRK residents, conducting
illegal and forcible "defection" campaigns.
It has formed a "joint investigation
team" with the Intelligence Service, the
Ministry
of Unification, the military and police involved and worked hard to force DPRK
residents drifted due to unexpected accidents to "defect" through
persistent threat, appeasement and deception in bid to use them as hostages for
anti-DPRK smear campaign.
The
detaining of DPRK residents by the puppet group this time is an extension of
its heinous confrontation racket against the DPRK.
It
is unhesitatingly kicking off deliberate and premeditated provocation to
tarnish the image of the DPRK and drive the inter-Korean relations into more
catastrophic phase.
The
puppet group should stop at once the anti-DPRK racket precipitating its ruin
and immediately and unconditionally send back DPRK residents detained
unreasonably.
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