Is Kim still alive? The dictator's sister now addresses militant threats to the neighbor

North Korea has deployed new artillery units along its border with South Korea, as announced by Kim Yo-jong, sister of leader Kim Jong-un. The North Korean military has been ordered to take immediate action if threatened by South Korea. Tensions have escalated recently, particularly following a landmine explosion that injured two South Korean soldiers. Kim Yo-jong and military officials emphasized the need for enhanced defensive positions during a recent inspection. Speculation about Kim Jong-un's health has also resurfaced, with unverified reports suggesting he may have suffered a serious medical incident. Meanwhile, North Korea continues to fortify its border, raising concerns in Seoul about potential military provocations.