The North Korean government executed five senior security officials with anti-aircraft guns because they apparently made false reports that “enraged” the North Korean leader, South Korea’s spy agency claimed Monday.
The spy agency told South Korea’s government that five North Korean officials in the department were executed by anti-aircraft guns due to presenting false reports to Kim.
Meanwhile, Malaysia is investigating the poisoning of North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un’s estranged elder half-brother, Kim Jong Nam. South Korea says it believes the dictator ordered the assassination, which took place Feb. 13 at a Malaysian international airport.
