On March 11, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un visited an ammunition factory where he demonstrated his military prowess by firing handguns. The state media outlet, KRT, released footage showing Kim shooting alongside his daughter, Ju Ae. This visit was part of Kim's ongoing efforts to modernize and increase the production capacity of military weaponry to enhance the combat capabilities of the North Korean army.

During the visit, Kim emphasized the necessity of modernizing production processes in the factory to keep up with the military's needs. He inspected the manufacturing operations closely, stressing that the factory plays a critical role in bolstering the military's combat capabilities. Kim's repeated public displays of military strength are a strategy to reinforce his leadership and assert North Korea's position in the international arena.

Kim and his daughter were seen wearing black leather jackets, and Ju Ae actively participated in shooting drills with military officials. These actions not only highlight Kim's commitment to military readiness but also serve to present a united front with his daughter, possibly signaling her future involvement in the country's military and leadership structures.