Kim Jong-un oversaw the launch of the last missile of the North Korean regime

The official agency has confirmed "Attack with artillery fire" on the "advanced front and west", but did not specify the type of projectiles "long range", according to KCNA.

According to South Korean chiefs of staff, North Korea on Thursday launched two projectiles believed to be short-range ballistic missiles from the province of Pyongang del Norte, to the east and with a range of 420 and 270 km.

This is the second release of this genre in recent days, overseen by Kim. The first of the two took place last Saturday; on this occasion of the east coast of the country.

Operations are recorded during contacts between the United States and North Korea remain frozen to achieve the denuclearization of the Korean peninsula and a few days after the meeting between Kim and the Russian president, Vladimir Poutine.

Agree with KCNA, in the most recent Kim operation "He studied the fire department's exercise program to set long-term goals and gave the order to start."

"The training was aimed at badessing and verifying the rapid reaction capability of the advanced and western front defense units, combining the transfer and badault with fire," the text adds.

Unlike last Saturday, the North Korean official agency did not include any photos of the launch, and the text was accompanied by an image of Kim smiling on the same stage of the military operation last week.

These launches also take place a few hours after the US special envoy for North Korea, Stephen Biegun, will arrive in Seoul on Wednesday night to talk with representatives of Korean allies on the approach to adopt in nuclear negotiations with Pyongyang.

This is Biegun's first visit to Seoul since Trump and Kim Jong-un ended their negotiations without agreement at their second summit in Hanoi last February.

The North American envoy met with his South Korean counterpart Lee Do-hoon on Thursday at a breakfast, and plans to meet with the South Korean Foreign Ministers and Reunification on Friday. However, his full agenda has not been disclosed.