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Seoul's Spy Agency Views Kim's Daughter as Likely Heir to North Korea's Leadership
South Korea's National Intelligence Service suggests Kim Jong-un's most beloved daughter is increasingly seen as a potential successor.
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ABC World News Tonight with David Muir Alternative Logo 2020 — American Broadcasting Company (CC)
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South Korea's spy agency indicates that Kim Jong-un's daughter is emerging as a likely heir, reflecting shifting dynamics within North Korea's leadership succession.
South Korea's National Intelligence Service (NIS) has stated that Kim Jong-un's daughter is increasingly viewed as his likely heir, a development that could signal changes in North Korea's leadership succession. The NIS described her as the leader's
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