North Korea Threatening War if Punished for Sinking South Korean Ship
South Korea accused North Korea on Thursday of firing a torpedo that sank a naval warship in March, killing 46 sailors in the country's worst military disaster since the Korean War. President Lee Myung-bak vowed "stern action" for the provocation following the release of long-awaited results from a multinational investigation into the incident. North Korea, reacting swiftly, called the results a fabrication and warned that any retaliation would trigger war. The White House called the sinking an unacceptable "act of aggression" that violates international law and the truce signed in 1953. [Pot calling the kettle black...] TimesOnline: ‘All out war’ threatened over North Korea attack on warship.