North Korean state-run media for the first time responded to Kim Jong Nam's murder on Thursday morning, ten days after his assault at the budget carrier terminal of Kuala Lumpur International airport.
The statement denied all accusations that were brought up against the DPRK government about its possible involvement in the case so far.
North Korean state-run media for the first time responded to Kim Jong Nam's murder on Thursday morning, ten days after his assault at the budget carrier terminal of Kuala Lumpur International airport.
The statement denied all accusations that were brought up against the DPRK government about its possible involvement in the case so far.
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