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North Korean Leader's Daughter Appears to be Successor, Spy Agency Reports
South Korea's spy agency has informed lawmakers that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's daughter is believed to be his successor, indicating a potential dynastic continuation of leadership.
6 Apr, 07:53 — 6 Apr, 23:40
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japan-timesMostly Factual58d ago
South Korea says 'credible intelligence' indicates North Korean leader's daughter is successor
Seoul's spy agency a recent public display of Kim Ju Ae driving a tank was likely intended to highlight her supposed military aptitude and dispel doubts over a female heir.
Read full article →yonhap-englishMostly Factual58d ago
(3rd LD) Head of spy agency tells lawmakers that N. Korean leader's daughter appears to be his successor - en.yna.co.kr
(3rd LD) Head of spy agency tells lawmakers that N. Korean leader's daughter appears to be his successor en.yna.co.kr
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