The VX nerve agent was discovered from swabs of the face and eyes of Kim Jong-Nam, who was attacked by two women at Kuala Lumpur airport on February 13.

VX nerve agent found on Kim Jong-Nam face: Malaysia police

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VX nerve agent found on Kim Jong-Nam face: Malaysia police

KUALA LUMPUR - A nerve agent used in chemical warfare was found on the face of the half-brother of the North Korean leader who was assassinated in Malaysia, police said Friday.

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