US Concludes North Korean Govt Killed Kim Jong-Un's Brother, Set To Sanction Them In Response

The half-brother of Kim Jong-un was killed by a chemical attack in Malaysia by order of the North Korean government, concluded the United States.  Kim Jong-nam died after a bizarre encounter at the Kuala Lumpur airport in 2017, when two women smeared his face with a nerve agent.  The women, who say they thought they were doing a farce for a television show, are being tried for murder.  The United States said it would impose new sanctions on North Korea in response.
 "This public display of contempt for universal norms against chemical weapons use further demonstrates the reckless nature of North Korea and underscores that we cannot afford to tolerate a North Korean WMD program of any kind," said State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert.

The US has consistently accused North Korea of being behind the attack on Kim Jong-nam.

North Korea denies any involvement.


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