The influential aunt of north Korean leader Kim Jong-un has made his first public appearance in six years after her husband was executed. Kim Kyong Hui is the sister of the former dictator north Korean Kim Jong-il, and has assumed a leading role during the early years of the rise to power of the current leader Kim Jong-un. He had not made public appearances from 2013, after Kim Jong-un had ordered the execution of her husband, Jang Song Thaek, considered at the time the second most powerful man in North Korea.
Today, state media showed Kim Kyong Hui sitting next to Kim Jong-un during a show that celebrated the lunar new year in Pyongyang. "Many observers of North Korea, had speculated that Kim Kyong Hui had not been exiled or even killed as a result of the death of the husband, and then see it appear next to the leader about six years later is certainly not a surprise," said Oliver Hotham, of the "NK News", an organization with headquarters in Seoul, korea, following the North Korea.
Today, state media showed Kim Kyong Hui sitting next to Kim Jong-un during a show that celebrated the lunar new year in Pyongyang. "Many observers of North Korea, had speculated that Kim Kyong Hui had not been exiled or even killed as a result of the death of the husband, and then see it appear next to the leader about six years later is certainly not a surprise," said Oliver Hotham, of the "NK News", an organization with headquarters in Seoul, korea, following the North Korea.
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