Sunday, October 7, 2012

South Korea to Build Longer Range Missiles

South Korea has gained permission, from the US, to build missiles with a range of eight hundred miles.

They had previously been limited to three hundred mile range, as part of the alliance agreement with the US.

The new range would allow for missiles anywhere in South Korea to strike anywhere in North Korea.

It would also put Beijing, a strong supporter of the North, in range of South Korean weapons.

North Korea is thought to have missiles that could reach nearly two thousand miles, giving them a definite advantage should they decide to make the war active, once again.

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