Kim Jong-un's 13-year-old daughter appointed
South Korean newspaper reports on appointment
According to a report by the South Korean newspaper The Chosun Daily, Kim Jong Un's 13-year-old daughter, Kim Ju-ae, has been officially appointed as the head of the nuclear forces of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK). Sources linked to intelligence agencies indicate that Kim Ju-ae attends key events, receives reports, and issues orders, highlighting her involvement in managing the country's military structure. Experts believe this is a calculated preparation of a potential successor, with control over the military being established in advance. Currently, the daughter already participates in discussions of state decisions.
Context
The Democratic People's Republic of Korea is known for its nuclear weapons and periodically announces personnel changes within the military, but information about actual leaders remains inaccessible to the general public.
A South Korean newspaper reported that Kim Jong Un's 13-year-old daughter has been appointed head of North Korea's nuclear forces, seen as preparation for succession.
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