Kim Jong Young as Interpol's chairman from South Korea: The Russian officer has been defeated

Dubai: Kim Jong Young of South Korea has been elected as Chairman of Interpol. The International Criminal Police System (Interpol) was established to prevent international criminal acts. This system will carry out tasks including searching for hidden international criminals. There are 194 member states in this system. In this situation, Ming Hongwai, who was head of Interpol, resigned as a corrupt offender.

The meeting was held in Dubai yesterday. Kim Jong Yang of South Korea and Alexander Prokobos of Russia competed. Kim Jong Young, who was competing with US support, was chosen as Interpol's chairman. Alexander, who contested against him, lost