North Korea threatens South Korea attack

North Korea threatens South Korea attack

North Korea threatened to launch a "merciless" to South Korea after the country's activists burned a puppet ruler of the dynasty of Kim on the anniversary of death of Kim Jong-Il.

The threat was contained in a message sent on Thursday (6/12) by the Secretariat of the National Defence Commission is the highest military body, in North Korea, through a military hotline channel, said the Ministry of Defense of South Korea.

In unjukrasa the anniversary of the death of Kim Jong-Il on Tuesday (15/12), the conservative South Korea burned the young leader North Korea doll Kim Jong-Un as well as the late father and grandfather.

North Korea says the action has alluded to the "highest honor" its leaders and threatened to take vengeance "mercilessly" without warning, said the Defense Ministry of South Korea as reported by the AFP news agency.

"We have sent a reply and was determined to react resolutely to any provocations by North Korea," spokesman for the Defense Ministry of South Korea, Kim Min-Seok.

North Korea threat arose in the middle of the growing concerns about the stability of the regime after last week carried out the execution of Jang Song-Thaek, who is also a high-ranking uncle and erstwhile political mentor Kim Jong-Un.

Seoul and Washington warned of a possible rise of provocative actions of North Korea.

North Korea has a long history of war rhetoric, and often threatened to attack South Korea.

The tension between the two Korea's start seemed to decline after briefly rising in February, when North Korea conducted a nuclear test a third underground.

But the relations of the two co