South Korea has said it believes the North Korean regime is involved in the murder of Kim Jong-nam.North Korean leader Kim Jong-un's half-brother was killed at Malaysia's Kuala Lumpur airport last week.
"We believe the North Korean regime is behind this incident considering the fact that five suspects are North Koreans,"
In spite of widespread speculation that North Korea was behind the killing, there has been no proof. Deputy national police chief Noor Rashid Ismail identified the latest North Korean suspects in a press conference on Sunday, these are their names Ri Ji Hyon, 33; Hong Song Hac, 34; O Jong Gil, 55, and Ri Jae Nam, 57.
"I am not going to disclose where they are," said Mr. Noor Rashid, but confirmed that his force was working with world police body Interpol.
.Malaysian police believe poison was forced into Kim's face as he waited to board a flight to Macau.They say Kim sought help at an airport customer service desk before he died.
Mr. Noor Rashid said Kim told the desk that "two unidentified women had swabbed or had wiped his face with a liquid and that he felt dizzy".
Source://www.bbc.com
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