WASHINGTON - An intercontinental ballistic missile launched late last week by North Korea appears to have disintegrated before splashing down in the Sea of Japan, indicating Pyongyang may not yet have acquired re-entry technology vital for an operational nuclear-tipped ICBM, a missile expert said Monday.
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