Killing of Kim Jong Nam in Malaysia

Photo taken Feb. 25, 2017 shows the medical clinic at Kuala Lumpur International Airport where Kim Jong Nam received treatment after being attacked at the airport on Feb. 13. The North Korean leader's half-brother died shortly after the attack in which Malaysian authorities suspect VX nerve gas agent was used. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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