North Korea Elevates Kim Jong Un's Portrait Alongside Predecessors
The display marks a significant move to solidify Kim Jong Un's status and continue the Kim family's dynastic rule.
- Kim Jong Un's portrait is now displayed with those of his father and grandfather for the first time.
- The portraits were unveiled at the new Central Cadres Training School in Pyongyang.
- Analysts see this as an effort to bolster Kim's personality cult and signal his firm grip on power.
- The move may pave the way for the future leadership of Kim's daughter, Kim Ju Ae.
- North Korea's state media has also released a song praising Kim Jong Un as a 'friendly father' and 'great leader.'