DPRK's Access to H-bomb Aimed to Finally Settle Accounts with Aggressors: Minju Joson

Pyongyang, January 14 (KCNA) -- Upon hearing the news that Juche Korea completely succeeded in the first H-bomb test, the south Korean chief executive rushed to her underground shelter, going busy with holding a "security meeting" and crying out for forcing the DPRK to "pay a very high price for it". Echoing her outbursts, Chongwadae issued a "statement" and issued an order for "state of emergency". In the meantime, gentries of the "Saenuri Party" cried out for "nuclear weaponization," blustering that they would not allow the DPRK's access to nukes. Minju Joson Thursday says in a commentary in this regard: The south Korean conservative ruling forces' hysteric row of pulling up the DPRK only touches off derision among all Koreans. As the army and people of the DPRK paid a very high price owing to the U.S. moves, they are waiting for the moment to finally settle accounts with the U.S. The DPRK had access to H-bomb despite manifold difficulties and hardships not to hurt the compatriots under any circumstances. It is aimed to finally settle accounts with the aggressors and provocateurs keen to do harm to the DPRK and thus ultimately defuse the danger of a nuclear war on the Korean Peninsula and bring an eternal rosy future to the nation. -0-