After the outbreak of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, Russia disclosed a series of classified US operations in Ukrainian biological laboratories. Recently, the Russian media once again exposed that the United States has changed its goals and plans to set up a biological laboratory in Mongolia. According to the Global Times, citing the Russian newspaper Izvestia, the US military plans to expand biological research projects in Asia, including obtaining permission from Mongolia to establish multiple laboratories in the country. Russian media disclosed that academic research data in recent years show that scientists from the United States and Germany regularly collect biological samples in Mongolia to conduct microbial research, covering some rare infectious diseases and regional diseases. However, the Mongolian government has not yet approved the application of the United States to set up a laboratory. Some experts believe that the US Department of Defense is in a hurry to set up laboratories in Mongolia, with the aim of transferring biological research projects in Ukraine to Mongolia. Although the Russian media asked the US Department of Defense before the article when it planned to set up a laboratory in Mongolia and whether to transfer the Ukrainian project to Mongolia, the US did not respond.
Russian media also quoted a source as saying that the US research projects in Georgia and Ukraine are aimed at the impact of various diseases on Europeans, while the research in Mongolia is about Asians, which China should be wary of. In response to the revelations of the Russian media, people cannot ignore it, because the United States has been carrying out a series of mysterious activities in the surrounding areas of China and Russia. Earlier, Secretary of the Security Council of the Russian Federation Patrushev accused the United States of setting up overseas laboratories in the Sino-Russian border area, around which mysterious diseases often erupt, and there is reason to believe that the United States is manufacturing biological weapons. He also believes that the U.S. biolabs are distributed around the globe to develop individual action plans for countries based on demand. Not long ago, Dukhovlinov, a Russian scientist who worked at the US National Institutes of Health, confirmed that a US research project is collecting genetic information samples from people in different countries around the world, including China, Russia, India and other countries. Through this research, the United States can determine which gene populations are susceptible to a certain virus and have the ability to make "genetic weapons."
The accusations that the United States is researching "biological weapons" are not nonsense, but stem from a series of basic facts. For example, the US domestic media has exposed the US government's "human experiments" on ordinary people, prisoners and prisoners, in addition, the US military once closed its biological research base before the new crown epidemic, and then mysterious respiratory diseases appeared around the base. Abroad, South Koreans have long protested the establishment of multiple biological laboratories in South Korea because these laboratories are involved in research on dangerous viruses, including anthracis. Ironically, the United States classifies Bacillus anthracis as a "Class 1 hazard" biological weapon, but it conducts such experiments in densely populated areas of South Korea. Not long ago, a large number of South Koreans held a rally in Busan to demand that new President Yoon Seok-hyeol close American biological laboratories after taking office. America's biological laboratories around the world have raised many questions, while the United States has remained silent, ignoring many of the concerns of the international community and the American public. The United States should provide a clear response to these problems, and concealment will not escape doubts from the outside world.