A missile from North Korea has today landed close to South Korean waters for the first time since the countries split in 1945, according to South Korean officials. Since then, South Korea has retaliated by launching missiles in return. This latest conflict began after North Korea fired at least 10 missiles to the east and west of the Korean Peninsula. The one missile that hit close to South Korean waters landed in international waters 167 kilometres northwest of South Korea’s Ulleung island, according to Seoul’s Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS). An air raid warning on the island was lifted in […]
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