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SEOUL — The daughter of North Korea leader Kim Jong Un now has the power to press the button on missile tests, according to intelligence reports cited by South Korea’s biggest-selling newspaper, Chosun Ilbo. The paper quotes “government high-ranking sources” as saying that Mr. Kim has bestowed the title of “missile-general director” on the girl, believed to have been born in 2013 or 2012, making her 13 or 14.

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|SEOUL — The daughter of North Korea leader Kim Jong Un now has the power to press the button on missile tests, according to intelligence reports cited by South Korea’s biggest-selling newspaper, Chosun Ilbo. The paper quotes “government high-ranking sources” as saying that Mr. Kim has bestowed the title of “missile-general director” on the girl, believed to have been born in 2013 or 2012, making her 13 or 14.
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