‘Israel made a huge mistake’: Did Kim Jong Un react after Israel's North Korea embassy attack in Iran? Here's what happened

Did Israel attack the North Korea embassy in Tehran? Multiple unverified profiles on social media are doing the rounds which shared an apparent statement North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un that he said: "Israel made Huge Mistake". Several unverified social media accounts recently circulated that claim that Kim Jong Un, the leader of North Korea, shared the statement after Israeli missiles allegedly struck the North Korean embassy in Tehran, Iran.

Posts shared widely on X claimed that Kim Jong Un had said: “Israel made a huge mistake.” The quote quickly gained traction online, with several users reposting the alleged remark amid rising tensions in the region.




However, despite the viral circulation, there is no verified evidence that Kim Jong Un made any such statement. No official communication from the North Korean government or state media has confirmed the quote, and credible news sources have not reported the remark either.

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Did Israel attack North Korea embassy?

The answer is No. There are no reports about the North Korean embassy in Tehran being hit. Grok fact-checked the social media claims about the Israel strike on the North Korean embassy and the subsequent statement attributed to their leader. Rumours about an alleged statement by Kim Jong Un, the leader of North Korea, began circulating after unverified claims on social media suggested that the North Korean embassy in Tehran, Iran had been hit by Israel.



The speculation emerged amid the ongoing conflict involving Iran, Israel, and the United States, with tensions escalating in recent days and both sides reportedly targeting strategic infrastructure, including energy facilities.

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Despite widespread circulation of the claim online, there is no confirmed record of Kim Jong Un making any statement about the alleged strike. Major international news organisations and official North Korean state media have not reported any comment from him regarding an Israeli attack on the embassy.

The rumours appear to have originated after social media users claimed that Israeli strikes damaged the North Korean diplomatic mission in Tehran. However, no credible evidence or official confirmation has surfaced, suggesting the viral posts were based on unverified information shared during heightened regional tensions.

Social media claims Israel struck or damaged the North Korean embassy in Tehran, sparking Kim Jong-un's reaction but no confirmation from Reuters, NK News, KCNA, or any major outlet.”

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Kim Jong Un, daughter seen firing pistol

North Korea has released a new photo of leader Kim Jong Un’s teenage daughter Kim Ju Ae firing a pistol, once again raising speculation that she could be the country’s future leader.

The image was released by North Korea’s state media and shows Ju Ae shooting a pistol during a visit to a major weapons factory along with her father. The factory produces pistols and other light weapons used by the military and security forces.

This comes just weeks after another photo showed the teenager firing a rifle at a shooting range. The repeated images of her handling weapons have sparked fresh discussions among experts about whether the North Korean leadership is preparing her as a possible successor.

In the latest photo, Ju Ae is seen firing the pistol with one eye closed while flames appear from the gun’s muzzle. She and her father were also photographed wearing matching leather jackets as they inspected the facility and spoke with officials.

During the visit, Kim Jong Un also tested the new pistol at the factory’s shooting range and praised the weapon’s performance and quality.

Ju Ae has increasingly appeared at major military events and political gatherings in recent years. Analysts say these public appearances could be part of an effort to present her as a future leader of North Korea. Ju Ae was publicly introduced to the world in 2022 when she accompanied her father to an intercontinental ballistic missile launch. Before then, the only confirmation of her existence had come from former NBA star Dennis Rodman, who visited the North in 2013.

(With inputs from AFP)