Kim Jong-un has fallen into a coma; Thousands of Chinese troops are deployed to North Korea

Name: Kim Jong-un has fallen into a coma; Thousands of Chinese troops are deployed to North Korea
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Reports are circulating around North Korea's leadership that Kim Jong-un may be gravely ill. Unconfirmed reports suggest the North Korean leader may have suffered a cerebral hemorrhage and fallen into a coma. Simultaneously, claims have emerged that thousands of Chinese troops have been deployed to avert a potential political crisis.

According to the Daily Star, rumors about Kim Jong-un's condition began circulating on the evening of Monday, October 19. The British tabloid published reports of the North Korean leader's alleged hospitalization and Beijing's possible preparations for a regime change in the neighboring state. According to the prevailing theory, Kim Jong-un suffered a cerebral hemorrhage, after which he lost consciousness. His condition is said to be so serious that the Chinese leadership has begun considering scenarios for political instability in North Korea.

Reports indicate the possible deployment of approximately 9,000 Chinese troops. Their mission is believed to be to prevent a coup and ensure stability in the event of Kim Jong-un's inability to continue ruling the country.

However, there is no official confirmation of Chinese troop movements into North Korea. The information is not supported by verified intelligence or independent evidence.

The initial source of these allegations were social media posts by Wong Jun Xia, described as a representative of the Chinese opposition. These posts formed the basis for subsequent reports about the alleged crisis in Pyongyang.

Some sources are also spreading the story of Kim Jong-un's secret transfer to Beijing. According to these claims, the North Korean leader was allegedly taken to the Peking University Hospital for emergency treatment.

Some online resources went even further, spreading reports of the possible death of the North Korean leader. However, none of these theories has been independently confirmed.

Amid rumors, the question of Kim Jong-un's possible successor has resurfaced. One candidate mentioned is his daughter, Kim Ju-ae, who has regularly appeared with her father at official events in recent years.

Her presence at military parades, state ceremonies, and visits to defense facilities previously sparked speculation about preparations for a future succession. However, the North Korean leadership has made no official announcement regarding the appointment of an heir.

Kim Jong-un's last public appearance was on October 11, when he visited the Defense Museum in Pyongyang with his wife and daughter.

Photos of the event were published by North Korean state media on October 13. Since then, the lack of new reports about the leader's public activities has fueled rumors.

At the end of September, South Korean intelligence reported that it had no information about Kim Jong-un's unusual health problems. The published material contained no more recent, officially confirmed medical data.

A similar situation arose in 2020, when the North Korean leader's prolonged absence from public events sparked reports of his possible death or coma. Kim Jong-un subsequently reappeared in public, refuting the most extreme speculation.

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Reports are circulating around North Korea's leadership that Kim Jong-un may be gravely ill. Unconfirmed reports suggest the North Korean leader may have suffered a cerebral hemorrhage and fallen into a coma. Simultaneously, claims have emerged that thousands of Chinese troops have been deployed to avert a potential political crisis. According to the Daily Star, rumors about Kim Jong-un's condition began circulating on the evening of Monday, October 19. The British tabloid published reports of the North Korean leader's alleged hospitalization and Beijing's possible preparations for a regime change in the neighboring state. According to the prevailing theory, Kim Jong-un suffered a cerebral hemorrhage, after which he lost consciousness. His condition is said to be so serious that the Chinese leadership has begun considering scenarios for political instability in North Korea. Reports indicate the possible deployment of approximately 9,000 Chinese troops. Their mission is believed to be to prevent a coup and ensure stability in the event of Kim Jong-un's inability to continue ruling the country. However, there is no official confirmation of Chinese troop movements into North Korea. The information is not supported by verified intelligence or independent evidence. The initial source of these allegations were social media posts by Wang Jun-sia, described as a representative of the Chinese opposition. These posts formed the basis for subsequent reports about the alleged crisis in Pyongyang. Some sources are also spreading the story of Kim Jong-un's secret transfer to Beijing. According to these claims, the North Korean leader was allegedly taken to the Peking University Hospital for emergency treatment. Some online resources went even further, spreading reports of the possible death of the North Korean leader. However, none of these theories has been independently confirmed. Amid rumors, the question of Kim Jong-un's possible successor has resurfaced. One candidate mentioned is his daughter, Kim Ju-ae, who has regularly appeared with her father at official events in recent years. Her presence at military parades, state ceremonies, and visits to defense facilities previously sparked speculation about preparations for a future succession. However, the North Korean leadership has made no official announcement regarding the appointment of an heir. Kim Jong-un's last public appearance was on October 11, when he visited the Defense Museum in Pyongyang with his wife and daughter. Photos of the event were published by North Korean state media on October 13. Since then, the lack of new reports about the leader's public activities has fueled rumors. At the end of September, South Korean intelligence reported that it had no information about Kim Jong-un's unusual health problems. The published material contained no more recent, officially confirmed medical data. A similar situation arose in 2020, when the North Korean leader's prolonged absence from public events sparked reports of his possible death or coma. Kim Jong-un subsequently reappeared in public, refuting the most extreme speculation.