South Korea: Test Shows Missile Can Hit 'Any Target' in North

South Korea said it has tested a ballistic missile capable of hitting any target in North Korea, in what is seen as a response to recent military provocations by Pyongyang. Seoul defense officials said President Park Geun-hye personally watched over the successful launch Wednesday at a firing range in the southern part of South Korea. The missile has a range of 500 kilometers and can hit anywhere in North Korea, according to the officials, who add the technology will be deployed by the...

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