North Korea Condemns Japan for Conducting a Nuclear Review
Hypocrisy must not be a word used in North Korea, because Japan would not be conducting a nuclear review or expanding its military if it wasn’t for the constant threats from North Korea and China:
North Korea’s state media on Thursday denounced Japan’s reported review of its decades-long three non-nuclear principles.
The Rodong Sinmun newspaper issued the criticism as Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has reportedly sought to shift the principles that mandate no possessing, producing or introducing nuclear weapons.
Takaichi is reportedly seeking to review the no-introduction principle, particularly regarding U.S. nuclear-armed assets.
The Rodong Sinmun accused Japan of trying to rearm itself, saying this was “not aimed at seeking national or regional peace and security but, rather, constitutes a vicious challenge to peace.”
The newspaper also accused Japan of trying to justify its drive to become a military powerhouse and of drumming up public opinions in favor of its increased defense spending, a constitutional revision and overseas military expansion.
“This reminds us of Japan’s past history of brainwashing its people to jump into a war of aggression to establish the Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere,” the newspaper said, citing Japan’s World War II-era imperial ambitions.
You can read more at the link, but irony must not be a word used in North Korea either when they are complaining about so called Japanese brainwashing.
Apparently, Japan is just supposed to graciously, pacifically, and humbly thank the Norkistanis for the generous and plentiful threats for over 70 years to peace, fisheries, and clean air.
The map is old; but longer-ranged Nork missiles are more expensive, less plentiful, and less reliable.