About Kim Jong-un
Kim Jong-un became North Korea's supreme leader in 2011 after his father, Kim Jong Il, passed away. He is the third Kim family member to run the country, which was started by his grandfather, Kim Il Sung. In addition to leading the nation, he serves as the general secretary of the Workers' Party of Korea and as president of the State Affairs Commission. He also holds the top positions in the Korean People's Army, making him the highest-ranking military officer.