
South Korea's National Intelligence Service is trying to determine whether North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has an older son, maintaining the assessment that Kim Ju-ae is the likely heir.
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The South Korean National Intelligence Service monitors North Korea's leadership and its line of succession.
South Korea is trying to determine whether North Korean President Kim Jong-un has an older son, the South Korean National Intelligence Service (NIS) said on Thursday.
At the same time, the NIS reaffirmed its belief that Kim Ju-ae, the daughter of the North Korean dictator who has publicly appeared at his side in recent years, is the likely heir to the country's government.
This report is being updated.

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