VX used in Kim Jong Nam killing | World
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Malaysian police have detected VX, a nerve agent, in swabs from the face of Kim Jong Nam, half-brother of the North Korean leader, who was attacked at Kuala Lumpur airport last week by two women who smeared liquid on his face. Kim died on way to hospital.
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Malaysian police have detected VX, a nerve agent, in swabs from the face of Kim Jong Nam, half-brother of the North Korean leader, who was attacked at Kuala Lumpur airport last week by two women who smeared liquid on his face. Kim died on way to hospital.
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