[Russia: The biological experiment of the United States and Ukraine, "with characteristics similar to the 731 unit of the Japanese army invading China"] Hammer after hammer, Russia has taught the United States a good lesson with practical actions. On March 10, Kirillov, commander of the Russian Radiation, Chemical and Biological Protection Forces, held a press conference to publish information on U.S. laboratories in Ukraine. Documents obtained by the Russian army confirm that the United States did conduct military biological research in Ukraine, and that the characteristics and nature of the experiments were very similar to those of unit 731 of the Japanese invasion of China. Previously, a number of foreign media broke the news that the only remaining members of Unit 731 had reached a private deal with the United States, as for what the specific content was, I believe everyone could think of it with their fingers.
Russia said that the data show that biological laboratories in Kiev, Kharkiv and other places are involved in a pilot project called UP-4, which mainly studies the feasibility of transmitting dangerous infectious diseases through migratory birds, including pathogens such as H5N1 influenza virus and Newcastle virus. And because Ukraine is at the heart of animal migration, Russia inferred that at least 145 species were involved in their study. What is even more frightening is that in the research project, the Russian side found at least two kinds of birds whose migration routes will pass through Russia.
In other words, if the U.S.-Ukraine joint research project is successful, the birds will bring deadly disasters to Russia and even the world. If it were not for the Russian military discovering the secret of the US-Ukrainian biological laboratory this time, I am afraid that everyone would be unfortunate enough to not know what was going on, just like the new crown epidemic that has lasted for more than three years, the World Health Organization's virus traceability project is still continuing, although there has been some progress, but the final result has not yet been reached.
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