North Korea: A picture triggers speculation – Kim Jong-un shows himself with his wife and daughter

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North KoreaA picture triggers speculation – Kim Jong-un shows himself with his wife and daughter

A terribly nice family: For the 75th “birthday” of the North Korean army, dictator Kim Jong-un showed up again with his daughter. There is speculation as to whether the girl should become Jong-un’s successor.

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Kim Youngun with his wife Ri Sol Ju and daughter Kim Ju Ae sitting symbolically in the middle.

via REUTERS

The girl is estimated to be nine to ten years old.

The girl is estimated to be nine to ten years old.

via REUTERS

The family attended a gala dinner together...

The family attended a gala dinner together…

via REUTERS

That’s what it’s about

  • North Korean ruler Kim Jong-un is showing up with his daughter more and more often at official meetings.

  • The approximately ten-year-old Kim Ju Ae was shown publicly by her father for the fourth time.

  • Meanwhile, his country is “celebrating” the 75th anniversary of the army.

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has brought his daughter, around 10 years old, to a celebration of the 75th anniversary of the founding of the communist state’s armed forces. He praised the “irresistible power” of the nuclear-armed military, state media reported on Wednesday.

It was nine or ten-year-old Kim Ju Ae’s fourth public appearance. She stood close to her father as he declared that it was “the greatest honor” for him to be commander-in-chief of armed forces that were “the strongest in the world” despite all external difficulties.

Kim also appeared with his wife, Ri Sol Ju, at a banquet attended by senior officers, believed to be at a Pyongyang hotel. The daughter, who was described as “respected” and “loved”, was the focus of official reporting. Kim’s decision to take her to an official appointment also fueled a debate over whether he wanted to set up his daughter as his successor.

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