Malaysia sent Ambassador DPRK

The authorities of Malaysia were sent from the country of the DPRK ambassador, AP reports with reference to the statement of the head of the Malaysian Foreign Ministry.

As Reuters adds, the ambassador of North Korea will leave Malaysia within 48 hours. This decision is associated with the investigation of the murder of Kim Jong Nam, the half -Korean brother of the North Korean leader Kim Jong -un.

On February 17, the DPRK Ambassador Kan Chol said that Malaysia is “in conspiracy with external forces” and is trying to hide the facts about the murder of Kim Jong Nam. A few days later, the Malaysia Foreign Ministry called him to him to demand an explanation of these words.

Kim Jong was killed on February 13 at the Kuala-Lumpur Airport, he was poisoned by the substance of the neuro-paralytic action. The prosecutor's office of Malaysia accused the murder of the citizen of Vietnam Doan Tahi Hung and Indonesian City Aishan, they did not admit their guilt.

In the case, four citizens of North Korea were detained, one of them was then released and deported. He later complained to the DPRK authorities, which became the “victim of the conspiracy” of Malaysia against Pyongyan.