Britain urges Malaysia to share evidence on Jong-nam's VX attack


Kim Jong-Nam. -AFP filepic

UNITED NATIONS: Britain on Monday urged Malaysia to share evidence from the lethal VX nerve gas attack on Kim Jong-Un’s half-brother with the United Nations, which could take action against North Korea.

British Ambassador Matthew Rycroft said information on the Feb 13 attack at the KL International Airport 2 that killed Kim Jong-nam should be sent to the Hague-based Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons.

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