North Korea was believed to have fired at least two cruise missiles on Tuesday, the South Korean Armed Forces General Staff said. The launches, believed to be a test, were set to be evaluated in more detail with the United States, the South Korean military said. It was initially unclear how far the missiles flew and where they landed. This would mark the fifth missile test conducted by North Korea since the beginning of the year. A week ago, North Korea fired two missiles eastwards toward the sea from Sunan Airport in the capital Pyongyang, according to the South Korean army. They were believe…