Half-brother of North Korean Dictator Kim Jong-un Assassinated In Malaysia

North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un's half-brother has reportedly been assassinated in Malaysia. Kim Jong-Nam is believed to have been poisoned by two female Pyongyang operatives at Kuala Lumpur International Airport on Monday morning, according to a report by TV Chosun, citing Seoul government sources.

The women used poisoned needles to kill the 45-year-old, according to the South Korean broadcaster. 

The suspects immediately fled the scene in a taxi, it reported.

The airport's police chief, Assistant Commissioner Abdul Aziz Ali, told the AFP news agency a Korean in his 40s was found ill at the airport and died on his way to hospital.

"We do not have any other details of this Korean man. We do not know his identity," he said.