The notice translated into English allegedly instructed employees at labs across Ukraine to “ensure the emergency destruction of biological pathogens” at the facilities.BREAKING: Russia publishes documents which show Ukraine was working on biological weapons near russian borders — such as Anthrax and Plague & that the pentagon has instructed to destroy them — violating article 1 UN prohibition of biological weapons. — These are US funded labs pic.twitter.com/DngZkGwws2
— ASB News / MILITARY〽️ (@ASBMilitary) March 6, 2022
— ASB News / MILITARY〽️ (@ASBMilitary) March 6, 2022The Russian defense spokesperson continued, “Obviously, after the launch of the special military operations, Pentagon became afraid that secret biological experiments in Ukraine will be exposed. We will share the results of the analysis of the documents we have received in the near future. Some of them, in particular the Ukrainian health ministry’s instruction to destroy pathogens and certificates of completion from the Kharkov and Poltava biolaboratories we are publishing right now.” On Monday, the Russian Army’s Chief of the Radiation, Chemical and Biological Defense Forces, Igor Kirillov, discussed the Pentagon’s Defence Threat Reduction Agency’s alleged 30-plus biolabs in Ukraine. The top Russian military member named the American company Black & Veatch as being involved in the projects. Always ahead of the curve, a 2015 Infowars article titled, “Why Does Pentagon Need Laboratories In Ukraine?” touched on Black & Veatch’s involvement in the biolabs.
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