North Korea on Wednesday fired two short-range ballistic missiles off its east coast, according to Japanese and South Korean authorities, amid an ongoing joint drill by the South Korean and U.S. navies.The missiles appear to have landed outside of Japan's exclusive economic zone, and there are no reports of damage caused by them, the Japanese government said.The projectiles flew on irregular trajectories, with the first one traveling about 350 kilometers and the second flying around 300 km, Toshiro Ino, Japanese senior vice defense minister, told reporters. Both of them reached an altitude …READ FULL ARTICLE