Summary
Kim Jong Un reportedly appointed his daughter, believed to be 13-year-old Ju Ae, to a leadership role in North Korea's missile forces. This move suggests she might be considered as his successor, breaking from the traditional male-only succession. Ju Ae's rising profile comes as North Korea's military activities impact security in the region.
Key Facts
- Kim Jong Un's daughter, Ju Ae, is given a leadership role in North Korea's Missile Administration.
- Ju Ae is thought to be about 13 years old.
- She has been publicly seen with Kim Jong Un at missile test sites.
- Her appointment is seen as a sign she might succeed Kim Jong Un.
- Ju Ae holds the position of "Missile General Bureau chief."
- This role prepares her to potentially command the Korean People's Army.
- Ju Ae has started receiving briefings from generals and reportedly issues orders.
- The move has sparked outside interest in the future dynamics of North Korea's leadership.
