South Korean intelligence has named Kim Jong-un's daughter as his potential successor.

The National Intelligence Service of South Korea has suggested that the next leader of the DPRK after Kim Jong-un may be his daughter Kim Ju E. This was reported by the Yonhap news agency, citing the words of South Korean MP Lee Song Gwon.

"Kim Ju Ae's presence continues to attract attention at events such as the recent Armed Forces Day ceremony and her visit to the Kumsusan Palace of the Sun, and there are even signs that she is voicing her opinions on some political issues. We believe that she has entered the stage of selecting a successor," the MP said.

According to Lee Song Gwon, the opinion has already been voiced that Kim Ju Ae will succeed, but now she is already in the "selection stage."

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