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Spy Agency Denies Rumors of Kim Jong-un's Death
South Korea's spy agency, the National Intelligence Service, reported to a parliamentary committee on Friday that recent social media rumors claiming North Korean leader Kim Jong-un might have died are false, according to Yonhap and the Korea Times. The agency reportedly noted no unusual signs, with one outlet citing his weight as over 140 kilograms. Meanwhile, U.S. experts say a Trump-Kim summit is unlikely in the near future due to Pyongyang's demands, and Chinese President Xi Jinping reaffirmed ties with North Korea in a reply to Kim's letter. Korean media coverage focuses on the official denial, while the rumors themselves are described as unverified social media speculation.
- Spy agency said to assess that social media rumors of N. Korean leader's death are false
- Spy agency said to assess that social media rumors of N. Korean leader's death are false
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