We start with some breaking news just coming in...
North Korea has launched two unidentified projectiles from its South Hwanghae Province - that's on the western side of the peninsula - into the East Sea.
The latest launches happened Tuesday morning... so presumable within the past few hours.
South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff says the military is closely monitoring the situation and maintaining a readiness posture.
We are still awaiting information on what time the projectiles were launched, how far they flew and what kind of missile they were.
This is the regime's fourth launch in under two weeks.
Pyeongyang also released a statement condemning the joint military exercises between Seoul and Washington that started Monday as violation of agreements.
It says the regime is still committed to dialogue but could be forced to take a "new road" that it had warned before. We'll bring you updates as we get them
