Closed-circuit security shows the killing of Kim Jong Nam last week. The footage shows two attackers taking less than three seconds to carry out the assault on the half-brother of North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un.
The WSJ first reports that the video clips from security cameras were obtained by a Japanese media outlet and posted by a third party on YouTube.
Kim Jong-nam, the estranged half brother of North Korea’s ‘Great Leader’ Kim Jong-un, has been assassinated at Kuala Lumpur airport, Malaysia, whilst waiting for a flight to Macau.
The BBC is reporting Malaysian police officer saying the following
Reports that South Korea is setting up a Special Forces unit numbering 2,000 men tasked with killing North Korean leader Kim Jong-un in the event of war comes directly after Kim Jong-un recent address that North Korea is close to having its first intercontinental ballistic missile (“ICBM”), which supposedly is to be tested over the course of this year.
Author’s Note: I returned just now from North Korea. Here is the first part of my report from this unusual land.
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“I think it’s despicable,” said Hillary Clinton, “I think it is really outrageous. That anyone would even attempt to profit on such a scenario makes me sick.1 The year was 2007, and senator Clinton was condemning a British movie imagining the assassination of US president George W.
