CCTV footage of the moment Kim Jong-un’s half-brother was allegedly attacked at Kl International Airport has been leaked.
The footage, released by Japanese broadcaster Fuji TV, shows the suspected assassination of Kim Jong-nam, the 46-year-old half-brother of North Korea’s leader who were definitely living under the protection of Beijing in the Chinese territory of Macau.
The CCTV footage appears to show a woman attack a man believed be Kim Jong-nam in the busy concourse of manchester airport. She is understood to provide wiped a liquid on his face, which is thought to have been a fast-acting poison. a
North Korea says Jong-nam death investigation cannot be trusted
Another woman is seen approaching him before they both walk on holiday.
A North Korean man, a Vietnamese woman, an Indonesian woman and a Malaysian man have been arrested related to Kim Jong-nam’s death, and Malaysian information now in the market for four more North Koreans who left the country on the day Kim Jong-nam was attacked.
The probe into Kim-Jong-nam’s death has led a new diplomatic row between Malaysia and North Korea. The country’s ambassador to North Korea has been removed from Pyongyang.
North Korea’s ambassador to Malaysia has insisted that the man who died in the Kuala Lumpur airport isn't Kim Jong-nam and that Malaysia’s investigation into the death is not trusted.
Ambassador Kang Chol questioned Malaysian authorities’ motives yesterday when they insisted on carrying out an autopsy before returning the victim’s body to North Korea.
He is summoned the actual Malaysian foreign ministry regrowth his comments. In a statement, the ministry said the ambassador insinuated the Malaysian government had “something to conceal”.
“The ambassador also alleged that Malaysia was ‘colluding and playing into the gallery of external forces’,” the statement read.
Malaysia’s Prime Minster has since said the government’s investigation get “objective”.
“We don't have an reason why we need to do something to create North Korea in a hard light, but we will be objective,” he stated.
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