Ruling party reelects Kim as general secretary
North Korea's ruling Workers' Party re-elected leader Kim Jong Un as general secretary on Sunday, the fourth day of the party congress.
This was reported on Monday by the state-run Korean Central News Agency (KCNA).
According to the report, under Kim's leadership, "the war deterrence of the country with the nuclear forces as its pivot has been radically improved."
Earlier, Kim declared that this year's congress would unveil the next phase of the nation's nuclear weapons program.
KCNA said that the congress also elected members of the party's central committee and adopted revisions to the party rules. It did not provide details of the changes.
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