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Independent and Peaceful Reunification Is DPRK's Consistent Stand--Rodong Sinmun
Pyongyang, March 19 (KCNA) -- The DPRK is consistent in its stand on the independent and peaceful reunification of the country, says Rodong Sinmun Saturday in a by-lined article.
Since the very day of the division of Korea, the DPRK has made consistent efforts to achieve the independent and peaceful reunification of the country by the concerted efforts of the Koreans by driving foreign forces out of south Korea, the article notes, adding:
The Korean nation has lived as a homogenous one generation after generation. If the Koreans unite close in actions, rejecting the alien aggressor forces under the uplifted banner of independence, they can certainly accomplish the cause of national reunification.
Conniving at the foreign forces' interference without independence will lead not only to infringing upon the interests of the nation but to bringing its destiny to ruin in the end.
A north-south military clash would bring nothing but disasters to the Korean nation and its territory. It is foreign forces who will benefit from this fight.
The peaceful reunification of Korea is not only the wish of all the Koreans but the desire of the world peace-loving people.
The U.S. and the south Korean authorities' moves to start a new war should not be overlooked in the least. They should be held in check under any circumstances as they are a blatant challenge to the Korean nation desirous of the peaceful reunification of the country and criminal acts of threatening its destiny.
Since the very day of the division of Korea, the DPRK has made consistent efforts to achieve the independent and peaceful reunification of the country by the concerted efforts of the Koreans by driving foreign forces out of south Korea, the article notes, adding:
The Korean nation has lived as a homogenous one generation after generation. If the Koreans unite close in actions, rejecting the alien aggressor forces under the uplifted banner of independence, they can certainly accomplish the cause of national reunification.
Conniving at the foreign forces' interference without independence will lead not only to infringing upon the interests of the nation but to bringing its destiny to ruin in the end.
A north-south military clash would bring nothing but disasters to the Korean nation and its territory. It is foreign forces who will benefit from this fight.
The peaceful reunification of Korea is not only the wish of all the Koreans but the desire of the world peace-loving people.
The U.S. and the south Korean authorities' moves to start a new war should not be overlooked in the least. They should be held in check under any circumstances as they are a blatant challenge to the Korean nation desirous of the peaceful reunification of the country and criminal acts of threatening its destiny.
