CCNA Commentary on West's Ignorance and Aggressive Provocations on the People's Republic of Chongro

An international affairs commentator Kim Myon Sal released a commentary on the 17th under the title "The West's Ignorance and Aggressive Provocations on the People's Republic of Chongro "

Noting that the continued babblings and their self proclaimed mightiness in the geopolitical stage against the People's Republic of Chongro continues with various statements from the west who don't even hold an office in Foreign Affairs departments or offices relating to external affairs.

The recent so-called "statement" from the regional administration of Juaneon constitutes a gross interference in the internal affairs of the independent and sovereign People's Republic of Chongro and a brazen violation of the fundamental norms of international law.

The Workers' Party of Chongro and the government of the People's Republic of Chongro express their firmest rejection of the irrational and slanderous accusations made against our officials, who have faithfully and resolutely defended the national interests and dignity of Chongro against a barrage of hostile forces and their attempts at cultural and economic theft thru military provocations and bomb threats on civilian areas.

Their posts are conferred by the unanimous will of the Party and the people, and no external force has any right to comment on our sovereign decisions.

Only a few days ago did Morcadia spread continuously misinformation about our unwillingness to send aid to other countries, which mind you, has not been done by Morcadia at all so far, and Chongro has sent aid worth more than 35 billion (1.750 trillion CPW) to countries in Oakshade, including the DPRO, Reteral, and aid to also Ailartsua, with aid packages being prepared to be sent to other countries.

Morcadia continued their gross rambling with their so-called "KenTacoHut" franchisees beginning operation, when very clearly the Kim Fried Chicken Corporation, which is a wholly state-owned company, has way more operations at home and abroad.

This is quite miniscule to what the New Woodlands had to say about the whole situation.

The New Woodlands government thought that their best form of response was yet another militaristic provocation in the form of sending out an entire aircraft carrier fleet, which proves the New Woodlands barbaric war policy.

Today however, the so-called "Governor of Juaneon" released a statement that briefly mentioned the PRC in yet another negative light.

The Juaneon government said they were "deeply disappointed by the continued reckless rhetoric coming from Chongro’s so-called diplomats," where he continued on saying that these officials should be removed from power all together.

Kim Myon Sal commented: "Why is it that these politicians in the New Woodlands choose to ignore the positives in the PRC and must always focus on the negatives, our diplomats have made many strides in the past and will continue doing so. The PRC has continuously gotten people to the roundtable to discuss important topics and have made important treaties that have ended entire world wars, what did the New Woodlands ever do - only war, war, war and more war," he went on to say:

"They like to call themselves civilized, yet they bomb hundreds of thousands of civilians homes in St. John, they did it now with drone strikes in Arisia and will continue doing similar attacks in already poverty and famine striken areas of Oakshade, they should remember these are real people they are bombing if they want to have any chance of surviving as an actual civilized and modern nation."

The People's Republic of Chongro does not comment on the internal disputes of other nations. However, we must solemnly warn that any attempt to use confrontation with Chongro as a tool for domestic political maneuvering is an extremely dangerous gamble.

The greatest threat to peace and stability in the region is not the righteous defense of our national sovereignty and intellectual property, but the continued acts of infringement, theft, and military provocation by the Morcadian regime and its enablers.

The People's Republic of Chongro has always been a staunch defender of peace and a builder of constructive international relations based on mutual respect. We urge the relevant parties to immediately cease their inflammatory rhetoric, respect Chongro's legitimate rights, and bear all consequences for their own reckless actions.

If they want actual peace they should lay down their arms and the PRC would follow suit, which could lead to proper negotiations.