
Kim Jong Un Elevates Daughter as Officials Receive Rifles After Party Congress
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un gave sniper rifles to senior party and military officials after a weeklong Workers’ Party congress, describing the gifts as a sign of his absolute trust. State media highlighted his daughter Kim Ju Ae at a shooting range, fueling speculation she may be groomed as a future leader, while Kim Yo Jong was promoted to general affairs director of the party’s central committee, signaling a broader role in internal governance. The congress also reaffirmed plans to accelerate the North’s nuclear arsenal and maintain a hardline stance toward South Korea and the United States.












