In the attempt on Kim Jong -in, they planned to use the biochemical weapon of the CIA - the media

Sources of journalists who are familiar with the failure of the assault on the North Korean leader Kim Jong-in, they say that he had to repeat the fate of his consolidated brother and die from the nerve. The Head of the State Council of the DPRK Kim Jong -in almost killed during the attempt. South Korea and the United States have been argued with joint efforts to eliminate the dictator through biochemical weapons. About it reports The Mirror.

Sources familiar with the question of which the British edition refers to the fact that in 2017 the attempt was to be a reflection of the murder of the consolidated brother Kim Jong-in, who died from the nerve substance. CIA Director Mike Pompeo held a secret meeting with the North Korean leader two months before the summit with Donald Trump in 2018. It is reported that at a meeting with Pompeo Kim told him he knew he tried to kill him.

Pompeo was chased by the words that he was still making such attempts. According to journalists, to the XI Anne, the head of the Civic Commission on the rights of the stolen North Korean refugees, was related to the conspiracy governed by Kim Dream IR. "For two or three years, I was talking to Kim Son Iro, who intended to overthrow Kim's regime," he explained in an interview with journalists.

It is reported that the assassination plan was recorded on a secret USB drive and transferred to the immediate environment of the dictator, who was supposedly ready to kill him. According to the conspiracy participants, they were aware that it was extremely dangerous. "There are always victims in the revolutions. We knew it could be dangerous. As a result, the conspiracy failed. In May 2017, the DPRK authored a 23-minute video on the network, stating that the conspirators were detained.

But the existence of this video was not reported before the South Korean or foreign media. On the record, Kim Jong -in name was not mentioned, he was called a "supreme leader", argued that there was evidence that the CIA and the National Intelligence Service of South Korea were "planning a terrorist attack". It was reported that the "Groupy Terrorists" penetrated the country, according to the CIA plan and the South Korea Marionette Intelligence Service for State Terrorism.