North Korea Claimed That The US has Communicated Her Thought To Assassinate Kim Yung-Un, And Considered It An Act Of War

North Korea has threatened to rain fire and brimstone if the USA do not place and embargo to the release of Seth Rogen and James Franco's forthcoming comedy movie titled - The Interview. The trailer below... 

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The government issued a press statement about the film in which both actors star as journalist ordered by the CIA to assassinate the North Korean President Kim Jong-Un, saying the country considered the movie "an act of war" and "wanton act of terror".

According to KCNA news, the foreign ministry spokesperson claimed that " the act of making and screening such a movie connote a possible  premeditated attack on our top leaders.... is the most wanton act of terrorism and completely inexcusable." 

"He also tagged Rogen a gangster film maker".

If the government of the USA do not freeze the release of the movie on 14 October, he said - will result in        " resolute and merciless response" from the country.  

According to an unofficial North Korean spokesperson - the movie is a special irony that mirror what the US has done  in Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria and Ukraine.

He said " And let us not forget who killed [President John F.] Kennedy – Americans. In fact, President [Barack] Obama should be careful in case the US military wants to kill him as well."