Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs: Russia tried to legally enter laboratories in Ukraine and other countries but was refused
Overseas Network, March 27th. Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Zakharova said in an interview with Russian media recently that Russia had tried to enter U.S.-funded biological laboratories in Ukraine and Georgia based on international law, but was refused.
According to a report by the Russian Satellite News Agency on the 27th, Zakharova said in a program on the Russian Central Television that Russia had tried to enter the biological laboratories in Ukraine and Georgia based on international law, but just sat in the reception room and contacted Also came the brochure. Russian personnel were also told that neither they nor special observers could enter the laboratory. Zakharova said the U.S. military uses these overseas laboratories for military purposes because the U.S. “will not spend a penny on anything that is not in the national military interest.”
According to CCTV news reports, on March 10, the Russian Ministry of Defense released documents obtained from Ukrainian biological laboratory personnel, exposing the biological weapons research carried out by the United States and its NATO allies in Ukraine. Kirillov, commander of the Russian army’s radiation, chemical and biological protection forces, said at a press conference on the 24th that the United States has been conducting experimental drug tests on “volunteers” of the Ukrainian army, involving more than 4,000 people. He also pointed out that the United States has also funded the Richard Lugar Center for Public Health Research in Georgia. Documents released by Georgia’s state security show that the Lugar Research Center had “used volunteers as laboratory guinea pigs” to test for a new deadly toxin. Between 2015 and 2016, 73 volunteers who took the test died.
