According to the US Secretary of State, the version of Beijing’s role in the formation of the coronavirus in the laboratory needs to be clarified on many points.
The version with the COVID-19 leak in the lab in China is real, but not final. In this respect declaration US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken in an interview with India Today.
“We can’t say with certainty in favor of this or that option. The possibility that COVID-19 was created in a lab is clear and very real, but not certain,” Blinken said.
The US Secretary of State added that, based on extensive research, some US agencies have claimed that the coronavirus originated from a laboratory leak in Wuhan.
But there is a version that COVID-19 was not created artificially, but somewhere in the animal market in Wuhan.
Blinken stressed that the issue of the emergence and spread of the coronavirus should be considered separately from whether any country is deliberately trying to spread it and provoke a pandemic.
Recall that the possible causes of the appearance of Covid-19 in the United States at the end of February were named. The FBI said the outbreak was likely the result of a lab leak. FBI officers relied on data from the entire team of microbiologists, immunologists, and also had the support of the National Center for Forensic Biological Analysis in their conclusions.
Focus He also wrote that in the autumn of 2022 the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine authorized the targeted use of Russian chemical weapons in Ukraine. According to Ukrainian intelligence, radiation, chemical and biological protection units of the RF Armed Forces were operating at the front at that time. However, mass transportation of ammunition containing poisonous substances at that time was not recorded.
Source: Focus
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