IGP: North Korean arms companies being struck off


KUALA LUMPUR : Bukit Aman is in the process of striking out two North Korea-linked companies that were named in a report to be running an arms operation out of Malaysia,

Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Khalid Abu Bakar said police have also taken steps to comply with international regulations with regards to related sanctions and are taking pre-emptive measures to ensure Malaysia is not used for activities detrimental to national security.

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