Summary
North Korean state media released photos of Kim Jong Un's daughter, believed to be named Ju Ae, firing handguns and inspecting weapons with her father. This has led to speculation that Ju Ae, about 13 years old, may be prepared for future leadership in the country.
Key Facts
- North Korea's state media showed Kim Jong Un's daughter firing guns and looking at weapons.
- The daughter's name is believed to be Ju Ae, but this is not confirmed by state media.
- Ju Ae has been seen at many public events with Kim Jong Un since 2022.
- South Korean intelligence suggests Ju Ae could be Kim Jong Un's successor.
- Having a female leader in North Korea would be unprecedented due to its patriarchal society.
- Recent activities involving Ju Ae include a visit to a factory making new pistols.
- Ju Ae may have a leadership position in North Korea's Missile Administration.
- Former NBA player Dennis Rodman first mentioned Ju Ae after visiting North Korea.
