Laboratories in Uhan conducted secret experiments with Covid-19 for the China's army-the media
This proves the links between the People's Liberation Army of China (NVAK) with the Uhanan Institute of Virology during the spread of the Covid-19 virus in the world, writes the British tabloid The Sun with reference to US State Department Emails. The leading researcher of the Shezhenley Laboratory Laboratory, who was nicknamed "Woman-Kazan" for many years of work on the Crownavirus of Kazhany, repeatedly denied ties with the military.
Scientists worked with the Chinese military to create a mutant virus and biological weapons at the time of the pandemic. The Uhan Laboratory has been engaged in secret research for the Chinese military since 2017, according to the material. One of the emails indicates the presence of "shadow" laboratories in Uhan. Another letter proves how Beijing hid the Covid-19 data in the first days of the pandemic. "The initial outbreak could be localized in China if Beijing did not hide it," the letter reads.
The Executive Director of the Us Right to Know Geri Raskin called on US Presidential Administration Joe Baiden to fully publish edited letters. "This is important because the State Department has evidence of China's military participation at the Uhan Virology Institute. They could well conduct secret studies. These are serious accusations that have to be proven.
The United States is obliged to be the evidence and analysis of each of the millions of families who have lost their loved ones through Covid, "he said. According to the newspaper, in the autumn before the outbreak of coronavirus, one of the secret laboratories conducted vaccines. Richard Ebrith, biosecurity expert and chemistry and chemical professor at Rutgers University, said Chinese experts have focused on biological protection research.
"The study had no other civilian goals other than biosecurity. It was necessary to identify and develop biological weapons and find out their threats. New data confirms that not only the US but also conducted China," bio protection studies, "the expert explained. Former WHO Advisor Jamie Metzl believes that if it is possible to bring the involvement of the NVAC to cooperate with secret laboratories, it will greatly weaken the arguments against the hypothesis of the origin of the Covid-19.
Professor of Global Bio Security at the University of New South Wales Rin Makintayra agreed with him. Now all the arguments are based on unverified data from Shezenley, she added. We will remind that earlier in the Uhan Laboratory found a "zero patient" with Covid-19. Scientists have said that their bitten bats were bitten when harvesting samples in a cave in 2017. Scientists have also found out how the Sars-CV-2 virus affects the human brain.