North Korean leader Kim Jong Un test-fired handguns during a visit to a munitions factory, according to state media reports from the Korean Central News Agency (KCNA).

Kim was accompanied by his teenage daughter Ju Ae during the visit to the firing range. State photographs showed both wearing matching leather jackets as they participated in the weapons testing activities.

Ju Ae has appeared prominently in official state media coverage in recent months, including during the closing stages of the ruling Workers' Party congress last month. Her increased public presence has drawn attention from analysts monitoring North Korean leadership dynamics.

The visit to the munitions facility represents the latest in a series of weapons-related inspections and demonstrations by the North Korean leader. Such visits are regularly reported by state media as part of Kim's oversight of the country's military capabilities.

No additional details were immediately available about the specific weapons tested or the timing of the factory visit beyond what was reported by KCNA.