Kim Jong-Un's Sister Touches Down In South Korea Surrounded By Special Agents Ahead Of Winter Olympics Opening Ceremony

Kim Yo Jong is part of a high-level diplomatic delegation led by Kim Yong Nam. First member of North's ruling dynasty to set foot in the South since Korean War. South Korean President Moon Jae-in pushed the Games as a 'peace Olympics'. He is scheduled to have lunch with the Pyongyang delegation on Saturday. The lunch may see Moon receive and accept an invitation to North Korea. 

 Kim Jong Un's sister has landed in the South Korea, becoming the first member of Pyongyang's ruling dynasty to set foot in the country since the Korean War.

Kim Yo Jong is part of a high-level diplomatic delegation led by the North's ceremonial head of state Kim Yong Nam - its highest-level official ever to go to the South - as the Winter Olympics trigger a diplomatic rapprochement between the rivals.

Their white Ilyushin-62 jet, marked in Korean script 'Democratic People's Republic of Korea', the North's official name, and its tailfin emblazoned with a Northern emblem, touched down at Incheon airport near Seoul.

South Korean President Moon Jae-in has pushed the Games as a 'peace Olympics' that will open a door for dialogue to alleviate tensions on the peninsula and seek to persuade Pyongyang to give up its atomic ambitions.

There is reportedly a 'good chance' that Ms Kim will invite President Moon to Pyongyang during a lunch on Saturday, CNN reports.

From Dailymail