Killing of Kim Jong Nam organised by North Korean govt ministries: South Korea
The eight N Korean suspects include four officials of the state security ministry and two of the foreign ministry
Kim Jong Nam arrives at Beijing airport in Beijing, China, in this photo taken by Kyodo February 11, 2007. PHOTO: REUTERS
SEOUL:
The killing of the half-brother of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un was organised by the reclusive state's ministry of state security and foreign ministry, according to South Korean lawmakers briefed by the country's intelligence agency.
The eight North Korean suspects include four officials of the state security ministry and two officials of the foreign ministry, the lawmakers quoted the intelligence agency as saying.
Malaysia warns North Korea envoy: quit lying or face expulsion
South Korean and US officials said Kim Jong Nam, the North Korean leader's estranged half-brother, was killed by North Korean agents in an airport in the Malaysian capital on February 13. North Korea has not acknowledged his death.
The killing of the half-brother of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un was organised by the reclusive state's ministry of state security and foreign ministry, according to South Korean lawmakers briefed by the country's intelligence agency.
The eight North Korean suspects include four officials of the state security ministry and two officials of the foreign ministry, the lawmakers quoted the intelligence agency as saying.
Malaysia warns North Korea envoy: quit lying or face expulsion
South Korean and US officials said Kim Jong Nam, the North Korean leader's estranged half-brother, was killed by North Korean agents in an airport in the Malaysian capital on February 13. North Korea has not acknowledged his death.