South Korea can't have atomic weapons, it's betting on the beast

In South Korea, the deployment of high-power Hyunmoo-5 ballistic missiles, called "beasts", began - reported Yonhap. The defence Ministry in Seoul explains that this is simply a consequence to a atomic threat from North Korea. According to a South Korean expert, they are "the most powerful conventional weapon possible", and the authorities in Pyongyang "will and should fear".