Mysterious greenish spot on head fuels Kim Jong-un’s health speculation

North Korean dictator Kim Jong-Un was recently seen in public with a mysterious mark on the back of his head, fueling speculation about his health.

The dark spot was first seen in late July when the dictator attended a series of events, including a military parade and a meeting with veterans.

What appears to be an injury It has a greenish tint and was viewed from different angles both uncovered and covered with a large ecru bandage.

The stain contributes to strong speculation about the 37-year-old’s health that began earlier this year when the considerable amount of weight he lost was well known.

The strangest thing is that the state media, largely dominated by the Kim regime, described him as “haggard” and that his appearance “broke the hearts of our people”, an approach that sought to generate sympathy for the president who, in public statements, admitted that his country is going through a “great crisis caused by the pandemic”.

Media monitoring the news from North Korea, the mark on the head may have appeared some time after July 11, because on that date she was seen in public with musicians and had no record of her.

However, this is not the first time Kim has appeared publicly with a curious mark on her body.

In May of last year, He was seen with a small dark spot on his wrist, which medical experts say could be the result of a line used during heart surgery.

Kim’s health has been the subject of international speculation for years, because his death would raise questions about the succession and stability of the North Korean nation, which possesses considerable nuclear weapons.

Smoking and eating are two of Kim’s well-known vices that could lead to serious problems. Additionally, the North Korean leader has been obese for much of his life and his weight (until early 2021) appeared to increase over the years.

Kim’s father, Kim Jong-Il and his grandfather, Kim Il-Sung, were also obese and heavy smokers. Both died of a heart attack.

But the current ruler looked significantly smaller in media images recently released by the official Pyongyang KCNA news agency and on state television.

Some observers say Kim, who is around 1.70 and previously weighed around 138 pounds, may have lost between 10 and 11 pounds.

Kim’s personal life is normally taboo by North Korean state media, which have not even confirmed how many children he has.

Analysts say Pyongyang is using Kim’s appearance as a way to glorify him by present yourself as a “dedicated and hardworking” leader as the country struggles to cope with its food crisis and other challenges.

“If outside observers have noticed the change in Kim’s appearance, you can bet your last dollar that the North Koreans have noticed too, and faster.” said Christopher Green, a Korean specialist at Leiden University in the Netherlands.

The North Korean dictator has been seen in public less frequently, especially this year, which for many experts could be due to fear of catching COVID-19, especially in times of crisis for the country he leads.

Speculation about the origin of the strange mark on his head at the end of July adds more light than shadows on the dictator’s true state of health.

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