Russia produces evidence against Biolabs of US-based out of Ukraine -

Moscow: Russia has revealed new evidence to accuse the US of working on bioweapons in the Biolabs based in Ukraine. Russia has held these Biolabs responsible for disease transmission in different parts of Ukraine in the last four years. It has also demanded the US reveal all the details related to Biolabs in Ukraine.

Moreover, Russia looks forward to increasing pressure on the US, which has funded nearly 30 Biolabs in Ukraine. In the last 24 hours, Russia’s Ministry of Defence, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and their representative in the United Nations have raised the issue of Biolabs and revealed evidence against it. Lt. Gen Igor Kirillov, Head of Nuclear Biological Chemical (NBC) Protection Troops, has produced the evidence to the media.

Kirillov revealed the documents dated March 6, 2015, to prove Pentagon’s direct participation in financing military biological projects in Ukraine. The Pentagon had given the funds to the Health Ministry of Ukraine. However, $30.3 Million were provided to Biolabs under the supervision of Ukraine’s ministry of defence in Kyiv, Odesa, Lviv and Kharkiv.

Kirillov said that the biological labs were working on the pathogens of the Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever, leptospirosis, and hantaviruses. Kirillov accused the Pentagon of being connected with these pathogens. Additional blood samples from 5000 Ukrainian people were sent to Richard Lugar Research Center in Tbilisi, Georgia. Few samples were sent to labs in Germany and UK. The study in Georgia was conducted in the presence of US officials.

In 2018, there was a spread of disease transmitted through mosquitos in the city of Kherson. Lt.Gen Kirillov has accused the labs in Kherson under the control of Ukraine’s military for spreading the disease as this was conducting a study on that specific disease. Within a few weeks, all the documents related to this went missing. Kirillov drew attention to disease outbreaks in the pro-Russian provinces of Donetsk and Luhansk, where more than 60 people were affected in just one village of Pesco.

Russian ambassador to the UN, Vasily Nebenzya, has raised a demand for investigating the US-financed Biolabs. Vasily Nebenzya has tabled Russia’s proposal of the ceasefire to evacuate citizens of Ukraine and demanded investigating US-funded Biolabs while presenting the evidence in support. Maria Vladimirovna Zakharova, the spokesperson of Russia’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, has said that the response of the US to date on the accusations of dangerous and illegal tests in the Biolabs has been misleading and concerning.