North Korea issues 'proof of life' images of Kim Jong Un after rumours he had died from a brain haemorrhage
North Korea has released photographs it presented as evidence that Kim Jong Un is alive. The images were issued after rumors spread that the country’s dictator had died from a brain hemorrhage. Kim’s health has drawn attention because North Korea reveals little about the condition of its leadership. The newly published material appears intended to push back against the death claims. The account did not say when or where the photographs were taken. It also provided no independent assessment of Kim’s medical condition. The pictures are the government’s response to the rumors, while the alleged brain hemorrhage remains unverified.
North Korea has issued 'proof of life' photos of dictator Kim Jong Un following rumours he had died of a brain haemorrhage.