North Korea fired a solid-fuel intercontinental ballistic missile toward the Sea of Japan, the South Korean government said Monday, just hours after another missile was launched in the same direction.A Japanese government official said the missile seems to have fallen into the sea outside the country's exclusive economic zone off the northern island of Hokkaido after flying for 73 minutes, saying no damage has been reported.The latest missile was fired at a lofted angle and flew 1,000 kilometers, South Korea said. Japan said the missile has the potential to fly around 15,000 km at a maximum…READ FULL ARTICLE