The Democratic People's Republic of Korea has reacted angrily to Seoul's claims that Pyongyang attacked, and sank a South Korean navy ship in March.

It described the allegation as a "conspiratorial farce." The angry reaction comes after a team of international investigators last week concluded that a DPRK torpedo tore apart the South Korean warship, killing 46 sailors.

The DPRK denies it is responsible for the ship incident.

Major General Pak Chan Su, said, "Our enemies are taking this incident as an opportunity, clamoring for some kind of sanction and punishment, but we will confront them with an indiscriminate counter attack of our style. We will answer the provocation with all-out war."

DPRK Newsreader, said, "If South Korea takes any provocative actions against us in terms of political, economic and military measures, backed by the United States, we will respond with war for justice. We will remove all the human trashes from the Korea peninsula and build up a united Korea."

Pyongyang's citizens are also reacting to the news.

Ri Gyong Dok, Pyongyang's citizens, said, "I think history and truth are always bound to be clarified. We value inter-Korean relations, but will never tolerate the confrontation and war moves of the puppet group."

Kim Ryon Sun, Pyongyang's citizens, said, "Now the traitors' group is severely misleading public opinion without any proper grounds, and I think this is an unbearable debasement, and a provocative act against our country."

The DPRK is also demanding South Korea remove the anti-DPRK slogan and loudspeakers set up along the military demarcation line.

Major General Pak Chan Su, said, "Our people's army will never tolerate our enemies' psychological warfare slandering the DPRK, and if it is carried out despite our warnings, they will pay dearly for it."

The DPRK decided to totally freeze inter-Korean relations, abolish the agreement on non-aggression between the two sides and halt inter-Korean cooperation.