North Korea tests ballistic missiles in response to US-South Korea-Japan drill

North Korea on Monday fired two ballistic missiles but one possibly blew up during an irregular flight, the South Korea military said, just a day after Pynongyang vowed to respond to joint military drills carried out by the US, Japan and South Korea. The missiles were launched about 10 minutes apart in a northeasterly direction from the town of Jangyon in the country’s southeast, the South Korean military said. The first missile flew about 600km and the second 120km, the military claimed, but didn't say where they landed. North Korea...