North Korea says Malaysia ‘incident’ political scheme by US, South Korea

North Korea says Malaysia ‘incident’ political scheme by US, South Korea

The recent incident that occurred in Malaysia was clearly a political scheme aimed at hurting the DPRK's reputation and overthrowing the DPRK regime, says North Korean diplomat, Pak Myong Ho.

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BEIJING: The recent “incident” that occurred in Malaysia was a political scheme by the United States and South Korea that will only benefit enemy countries, a North Korean diplomat based in the Chinese capital said on Thursday.

The estranged half-brother of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un was murdered on Feb. 13, when Malaysian police say two women – an Indonesian and a Vietnamese – smeared super toxic VX nerve agent on his face at Kuala Lumpur International Airport.

“The recent incident that occurred in Malaysia was clearly a political scheme by the US and South Korea aimed at hurting the DPRK’s reputation and overthrowing the DPRK regime,” diplomat Pak Myong Ho told a news conference, using the country’s formal name, the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea.

“The only parties that will benefit from this incident are the enemy countries.”

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