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President Trump Probably Spoke with Kim Jong-un; If He Dies There Likely is a Succession Plan

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How Kim Jong-Un’s Death Would Be Handled (Per North Korean Law)

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Meet Kim Pyong-Il: Would Kim Jong-Un's Uncle and Sister Rule North Korea Next?

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Why We Really Don't Know What Happens If Kim Jong-un Dies

No, Kim Jong-Un's Sister Won't Take Over If He Dies

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Yes, Kim Jong-Un's Sister Kim Yo-Jong Would Take Charge If He Died

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