North Korean dictator Kim Jong-Un is reportedly gravely ill or even dead again, according to the vague sources of South Korean defectors and the newspapers they feed. Last time Kim Jong-Un "died" it seemed to be a cunning ploy crafted to reveal disloyality in his administration, but his appearances since show him looking odd— failing health, perhaps, or even a lookalike. The (tabloid) claim is that his sister Kim Yo-jong has been groomed to replace him over the last few months and is now well-placed to do so.
Kim Jong-Un dead again
Kim Jong-Un, allegedly. DPRK handout.
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