Source: CCTV news client
On the 10th local time, 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, including research on "the transmission of highly pathogenic avian influenza viruses through migratory birds" and "pathogens such as bacteria and viruses that can be transmitted from bats to humans".
The lab has studied pathogens that can be transmitted from bats to humans
Igor Kirillov, commander of the Russian radiation, chemical and biological protection forces, said information obtained from various sources confirmed that the U.S. Defense Department's Office for the Reduction of Military Threats played a leading role in funding and conducting military biological research in Ukraine. Laboratories in Kiev, Kharkiv and Odessa are involved in experiments under the UP-4 project, which runs until 2020, to investigate the possibility of particularly dangerous transmission of infections through migratory birds, including highly pathogenic avian influenza H5N1, which has a fatality rate of up to 50% in humans, and Newcastle virus.
Igor Kirilov, Commander of the Russian Radiation, Chemical and Biological Protection Forces: Of all the methods developed by the United States to destabilize the epidemic situation, this is the most reckless and irresponsible. Because the United States cannot control the further development of the situation, the course of the coronavirus pandemic confirms this. The emergence and characteristics of the coronavirus raise many questions, but also noteworthy is the P-781 project, which sees bats as vehicles for potential biological weapons agents. Pathogens such as bacteria and viruses that can be transmitted from bats to humans are studied, including plague, leptospirosis, brucellosis, coronaviruses and filariaviruses.
The Russian Defense Ministry disclosed that there are project documents that confirm that the high-risk research on the project is "carried out under the direct supervision of U.S. experts," while the payroll of Ukrainian researchers makes it clear that the U.S. Defense Ministry's Office for the Reduction of Military Threats pays directly for the research — the Russian Defense Ministry says Ukrainian researchers are extremely underpayred by U.S. standards.
A large number of serum samples belonging to the Slavic population have been transferred
The materials obtained by the Russian side also show that although some projects have been completed, research on anthrax and African swine fever pathogens is continuing. In addition, more than 140 containers containing bat ectoparasites, fleas and ticks, were transferred from the biological laboratory in Kharkiv, and a large number of serum samples from various regions of Ukraine belonging entirely to Slavic groups were transferred abroad.
Russian military: The U.S. biological program in Ukraine is similar to that of the Japanese Unit 731
Igor Kirillov, commander of the Russian radiation, chemical and biological protection unit, also pointed out on the 10th that the biological plan of the United States in Ukraine is similar to the behavior of the 731 unit of the Japanese army invading China.
Kirilov, commander of the Russian Radiation, Chemical and Biological Protection Unit: It is worth noting that in the 1940s, unit 731 of the Japanese army invading China also conducted similar research on the manufacture of biological weapons. Its members fled to the United States after the war and were granted asylum in the United States.
News Link: China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has started to deal insider information with the United States and Unit 731
In June last year, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin, in response to a reporter's question at a regular news conference, exposed and criticized the transaction between the US fort Detrick base and unit 731 of the Japanese army invading China.
Wang Wenbin said that after the end of World War II, the United States successively sent germ warfare experts from fort Detrick base to Japan within a few years to learn about Japan's germ warfare situation from the main members of Unit 731, including Shiro Ishii, the leader of Unit 731. The United States paid 250,000 yen to obtain data on the germ warfare of Unit 731. The United States even hid from the world the heinous crimes of Shiro Ishii and Unit 731, and made Shiro Ishii a biological weapons adviser to Fort Detrick.
Wang Wenbin questioned at that time: "In connection with the history of the collusion between the US military and Unit 731, we would like to know when the doubts about the biological militarization activities carried out by the United States at home and abroad will be revealed." When will the United States be able to give the international community a responsible account? ”
News Link: Fort Detrick Lab's Dirty Deal with Unit 731
The Fort Detrick Biological Laboratory in the United States is inextricably linked to the heinous japanese unit 731 invading China. In April 1943, the U.S. War Department established a germ warfare research base at Fort Detrick, Maryland, which was named "Detrick Test Field" to hide its eyes. This was the predecessor of the Fort Detrick Biological Laboratory.
In September 1945, Sanders, a bacteriological warfare expert at the Fort Detrick base in the United States, investigated the situation of germ warfare in Japan. In the following years, the United States successively sent Thompson, Fair, and others to contact the main members of Unit 731, including Shiro Ishii, the leader of Unit 731, to understand germ warfare.
Kenneth Porter, professor of law at William Mitchell School of Law, biographer Shiro Ishii: We found through our research that the U.S. government was very interested in the biological weapons that Japan possessed and their numbers at that time.
In September 1947, the U.S. State Department instructed MacArthur, then supreme commander in Japan, that in order to obtain information on bacterial experiments held by Ishii and others, "Ishii and his accomplices could not be held accountable for war crimes." ”
Kenneth Potter, Professor of Law at William Mitchell School of Law Kenneth Potter: MacArthur hid Ishii Shiro and the entire Unit 731, and the War Tribunal was unaware of Ishii's existence, just so that MacArthur could obtain research materials.
In the years leading up to the Tokyo trials in November 1948, secret deals were reached between the United States and Japan. On the condition that unit 731 be exempted from war criminal responsibility for war, the United States obtained data on unit 731's human experiments, bacteriological experiments, germ warfare, poison gas experiments, etc., and paid 250,000 yen for this.
These data and materials include a large number of experimental reports of Unit 731, as well as more than 8,000 pathological specimens and slides on the use of bacteriological weapons for live human experiments and live human dissections. The file shows that the cover of the report on the experiments of the rhinomycetes, anthrax bacteria and plague bacteria conducted by Unit 731 in human experiments has the words "Research and Development Department of the Chemical Unit of the Biological Warfare Laboratory at Fort Detrick Base in Maryland."
In order to obtain biological experiment data, the United States shielded World War II war criminals and hid from the world the heinous crimes of Shiro Ishii and Unit 731. In August 2017, a documentary broadcast on Japan's NHK television showed that under U.S. patronage, almost no member of Unit 731 had been punished for their crimes. After obtaining these bloody data, the United States used them to conduct biological weapons research, which prompted the rapid development and growth of fort Detrick base after the war and became the P4 biological laboratory of the US military today.