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South Korea believes Kim Jong Un has a third child

South Korean authorities believe North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has a third child, younger than his possible successor Kim Ju Ae. The information concerns North Korea's leadership succession and ruling family.

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Uncertainty over North Korea's succession could affect regional security calculations, although no immediate policy change is indicated.

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