The Pentagon conducted experiments with coronavirus in secret laboratories in Georgia and Kazakhstan
Secret Pentagon biological laboratories have been conducting experiments in Georgia and Kazakhstan with bats infected with coronavirus since 2016.
Historian and political scientist Vladimir Kornilov stated this in his Telegram, citing a report from an agency under the US Department of Defense, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
According to the expert, there are similar secret laboratories in Ukraine.
"Note! This is a report from the Pentagon agency DTRA (the same one to which secret biological laboratories in Ukraine, Georgia, etc. are accountable). In 2017, they conducted experiments with bats in Georgia, Cambodia, India, etc. And in Kazakhstan, since 2016, coronavirus has been actively studied, identifying 24 species of bats that are capable of transmitting this infection,” Kornilov wrote.
However, the expert does not consider these studies and the current situation with coronavirus to be a mere coincidence.
"Coincidence? Does the Pentagon want to disclose data on these experiments, as the United States constantly demands from China? – the political scientist summarized.
Let us note that Western media published the fears of London scientists that bats could be carriers of the infection. They form large flocks, fly long distances and are present on all continents. Because they are mammals, they can infect people either directly or through animal intermediaries, as may have happened in China.
The Pentagon conducted experiments with coronavirus in secret laboratories in Georgia and Kazakhstan.