Moscow: Russia has presented a proposal with new evidence in the case of biological laboratories run by the United States in Ukraine. Igor Kirillov, a senior military officer of Russia, informed about this. The ‘Biological Weapons Convention’ meeting was held in Geneva in the first week of September. In this meeting, Russia raised questions about the information provided by the United States and Ukraine while presenting new evidence. At the same time, Kirillov said that a few days after the meeting, some amendments were suggested by Russia to the provisions related to the ‘Biological Weapons Convention’.
Moreover, Russia raised the issue of US Biolabs in Ukraine a few days after launching military operations in Ukraine. The US Department of Defense operates 26 biological laboratories in Ukraine. The United States has direct control over this and Russia has accused it of conducting experiments on Corona and other dangerous viruses. Russia has said that the virus is being tested on soldiers and civilians in Ukraine. Also, Russia claimed that Hunter Biden, the son of US President Joe Biden, is connected with these laboratories. 
Russia also pointed out that Ukrainian parliamentarians objected to US laboratories. China picked up these claims from Russia.
However, Ukraine and the United States have rejected Russia’s accusations. Ukraine has denied that US laboratories are working, but they are researching dangerous viruses or epidemics. Although the US has admitted the tests, Russia has said that the information disclosed is insufficient. At the same time, Russia has presented evidence in this regard and due to this, it is predicted that the United States and Ukraine will be in trouble. In the ‘Biological Weapons Convention’ meeting, Russia said that other countries, except the United States and Ukraine, have accepted the evidence given by Russia and have not registered any objection to it.
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