North Korean leader Kim Jong-un’s health is reportedly failing, following reports that he is in “grave danger” after undergoing heart surgery.
The US is monitoring intelligence that Kim is in “grave danger” following the surgery, a US official with direct knowledge reportedly toldNorth Korea marked the anniversary of the birthday of its founding father and Kim’s grandfather, Kim Il Sung, as a national holiday on April 15, but Kim was not seen in attendance.
Reporting from inside North Korea is notoriously difficult, especially on matters concerning the country’s leadership, given tight controls on information.
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