WMD nerve agent killed Kim bro

Kim Jong-un’s halfbrother was killed with a toxic weapon of mass destruction known as VX nerve agent, police said.

Malaysian authorities revealed the name of the chemical that took Kim Jong-nam’s life in a press release early Friday.

The United Nations and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention both classify the oily substance as a weapon of mass destruction.

It is completely odorless and tasteless — and can be administered through skin contact, eye or inhalation.

Meanwhile, South Korea has been setting up huge loudspeakers at the border to blast news about the Feb. 13 assassination to those in the North.

“Kim Jong-nam . . . died after being attacked by two unidentified women at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport in Malaysia,” a taped voice roars from the 34 megasize speakers.

“Malaysian authorities said four suspects are North Korean nationals, including one who has been arrested,” the message blasted.