Suppose $\kappa_0$ is a measurable cardinal and $\mu_0$ is a normal measure on $\kappa_0$. $M_1$ is the transitive collapse of $Ult(V,\mu_0)$, $j_{0,1}:V\rightarrow{M_1}$ is the elementary embedding induced by the ultrapower. In $M_1$, $\kappa_1=j_{0,1}(\kappa_0)$ is a measurable cardinal and $\mu_1$ is a normal measure on $\kappa_1$ in $M_1$ such that $\mu_1$ is not in the range of $j_{0,1}$. $M_2$ is the transitive collapse of $Ult(M_1,\mu_1)$, $j_{1,2}:M_1\rightarrow{M_2}$ is the elementary embedding induced by the ultrapower. $j_{0,2}=j_{1,2}\circ{j_{0,1}}$.

Is it true that: ``Suppose $N$ is an inner model, $i:V\rightarrow{N}$ and $k:N\rightarrow{M_2}$ are elementary embeddings such that $k\circ{i}=j_{0,2}$. Then $k''N=j_{0,2}''V$ or $k''N=j_{1,2}''M_1$ or $k''N=M_2$''?