BRKG Russian officials request UN Security Council meeting due to the “military biological activities in Ukraine.” Live Link Post #44

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somewherepress said:
If the Russians have the receipts, this has the potential to break the back of the deep state...wishful thinking?
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Yes, wishful thinking. The deep state has a monopoly on facts and narratives. They can control whatever they want. We have to keep in mind that Ivan the Terrible is truly Ivan the Terrible in the minds of most Americans, for the Russians have been demonized in the MSM for decades. It's just as easy for people to believe the Russians are evil as it is to believe water is wet. My point is, anything they bring to the UN or anywhere else with regards to these labs will not be believed at all. They can have mountains of physical evidence and witnesses, and still no one will believe them.

Trust me, the Deep State has this covered just like they have the stolen election covered.
 
somewherepress

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Breaking: Russia Convenes UN Security Council Meeting to Present BioLab Evidence — Friday at 11 AM
By Larry Johnson
Published March 10, 2022 at 9:46pm
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Update: U.N pushed back the time from 10 am to 11am EST.
Friday is going to be a very bad day for the United States. Sixty years ago (yes, I was alive then) the United States roasted the Soviet Union in a UN Security Council meeting convened over the Cuban Missile Crisis. There is an old saying, “revenge is a dish best served cold.” Russia is going to dump a load of frozen food on the United States tomorrow at 11 am by exposing U.S. support to Ukraine over the last 17 years for research into biological and chemical weapons.
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U.S. intelligence analysts last week were alarmed when they obtained intelligence showing that Russian Chemical and Biological Weapons units were activated and moving into Ukraine. These analysts knew nothing of what the Department of Defense had been doing in Ukraine in terms of funding military bioweapons laboratories in Ukraine. Without that knowledge, they concluded that Russia was preparing to use chemical and/or biological weapons. Understandable, but wrong.
The Russian units were deployed to secure those bioweapons labs. And in the process of securing them they have recovered a treasure trove of documents showing the United States has violated the international accord governing Chemical and Biological Weapons.
TRENDING: Breaking: Russia Convenes UN Security Council Meeting to Present BioLab Evidence -- Friday at 11 AM
Tomorrow (Friday), Russia is going to expose the United States as a gross violator of the CONVENTION ON THE PROHIBITION OF THE DEVELOPMENT, PRODUCTION AND STOCKPILING OF BACTERIOLOGICAL (BIOLOGICAL)
AND TOXIN WEAPONS AND ON THEIR DESTRUCTION.
 
Melodi

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adgal said:
The Russian Federation is doing a good job presenting its case.
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I haven't seen it, but my guess is the case is good because it is at least partially true - on the other hand, some of those labs may have been there since Soviet times, but they changed hands a couple of decades back.

The Russians may have a strong argument in this particular case, I mean look at who was largely funding the lab in Wuhan China and it wasn't Russia or China....
 
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U.S. ENVOY TO U.N. SAYS U.S. BELIEVES THAT RUSSIA COULD USE CHEMICAL OR BIOLOGICAL AGENTS FOR ASSASSINATIONS AS PART OF A STAGED OR FALSE FLAG INCIDENT, OR TO SUPPORT MILITARY OPERATIONS
 
somewherepress

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Russia presented a credible case for biolabs in Ukraine. Totally predictable Russia lies and is evil BS from Albania, US, and now France and UK. Pure deflection. No discussion of Nuland's statements, etc. Just Russia liar liar pants on fire.
 
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US UN Amb. Linda Thomas-Greenfield: “I will say this once: Ukraine does not have a biological weapons program. There are no Ukrainian biological weapons laboratories supported by the United States, not near Russia’s border, or anywhere." https://youtube.com/watch?v=9CdY7t5VKIY
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EXCLUSIVE WHO says it advised Ukraine to destroy pathogens in health labs to prevent disease spread

The World Health Organization advised Ukraine to destroy high-threat pathogens housed in the country's public health laboratories to prevent "any potential spills" that would spread disease among the population, the agency told Reuters.
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March 10 (Reuters) - The World Health Organization advised Ukraine to destroy high-threat pathogens housed in the country's public health laboratories to prevent "any potential spills" that would spread disease among the population, the agency told Reuters on Thursday.
Biosecurity experts say Russia's movement of troops into Ukraine and bombardment of its cities have raised the risk of an escape of disease-causing pathogens, should any of those facilities be damaged.

Like many other countries, Ukraine has public health laboratories researching how to mitigate the threats of dangerous diseases affecting both animals and humans including, most recently, COVID-19. Its labs have received support from the United States, the European Union and the WHO.
In response to questions from Reuters about its work with Ukraine ahead of and during Russia's invasion, the WHO said in an email that it has collaborated with Ukrainian public health labs for several years to promote security practices that help prevent "accidental or deliberate release of pathogens."

"As part of this work, WHO has strongly recommended to the Ministry of Health in Ukraine and other responsible bodies to destroy high-threat pathogens to prevent any potential spills," the WHO, a United Nations agency, said.
The WHO would not say when it had made the recommendation nor did it provide specifics about the kinds of pathogens or toxins housed in Ukraine's laboratories. The agency also did not answer questions about whether its recommendations were followed.

Ukrainian officials in Kyiv and at their embassy in Washington did not respond to requests for comment.
Ukraine's laboratory capabilities are at the center of a growing information war since Russia began moving troops into Ukraine two weeks ago.
On Wednesday, Russian foreign ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova repeated a longstanding claim that the United States operates a biowarfare lab in Ukraine, an accusation that has been repeatedly denied by Washington and Kyiv.
Zakharova said that documents unearthed by Russian forces in Ukraine showed "an emergency attempt to erase evidence of military biological programmes" by destroying lab samples.
Reuters was unable to independently confirm her information. read more
In response, a Ukrainian presidential spokesperson said: "Ukraine strictly denies any such allegation." U.S. government spokespeople also strongly denied Zakharova's accusations, saying that Russia may use its claims as a pretext to deploy its own chemical or biological weapons.
The WHO statement made no reference to biowarfare. The agency said it encourages all parties to cooperate in "the safe and secure disposal of any pathogens they come across, and to reach out for technical assistance as needed." It offered to help wherever possible with technical guidance and coordination.
The United Nations Security Council will convene on Friday at Russia's request, diplomats said, to discuss Moscow's claims, presented without evidence, of U.S. biological activities in Ukraine. read more
 
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JUST IN - WHO advised Ukraine to destroy pathogens in "health labs" to prevent "any potential spills" into the population.
A logo is pictured at the World Health Organization (WHO) building in Geneva, Switzerland, February 2, 2020. Picture taken February 2, 2020. REUTERS/Denis Balibouse
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EXCLUSIVE WHO says it advised Ukraine to destroy pathogens in health labs to prevent disease spread
The World Health Organization advised Ukraine to destroy high-threat pathogens housed in the country's public health laboratories to prevent "any potential
March 10, 20227:30 PM CSTLast Updated 4 min ago
Exclusive: WHO says it advised Ukraine to destroy pathogens in health labs to prevent disease spread
By Jennifer Rigby
and Jonathan Landay





3 minute read
A logo is pictured at the WHO building in Geneva

A logo is pictured at the World Health Organization (WHO) building in Geneva, Switzerland, February 2, 2020. Picture taken

February 2, 2020. REUTERS/Denis Balibouse

March 10 (Reuters) - The World Health Organization advised Ukraine to destroy high-threat pathogens housed in the country's public health laboratories to prevent "any potential spills" that would spread disease among the population, the agency told Reuters on Thursday.

Biosecurity experts say Russia's movement of troops into Ukraine and bombardment of its cities have raised the risk of an escape of disease-causing pathogens, should any of those facilities be damaged.

Like many other countries, Ukraine has public health laboratories researching how to mitigate the threats of dangerous diseases affecting both animals and humans including, most recently, COVID-19. Its labs have received support from the United States, the European Union and the WHO.

In response to questions from Reuters about its work with Ukraine ahead of and during Russia's invasion, the WHO said in an email that it has collaborated with Ukrainian public health labs for several years to promote security practices that help prevent "accidental or deliberate release of pathogens."

"As part of this work, WHO has strongly recommended to the Ministry of Health in Ukraine and other responsible bodies to destroy high-threat pathogens to prevent any potential spills," the WHO, a United Nations agency, said.
The WHO would not say when it had made the recommendation nor did it provide specifics about the kinds of pathogens or toxins housed in Ukraine's laboratories. The agency also did not answer questions about whether its recommendations were followed.

Ukrainian officials in Kyiv and at their embassy in Washington did not respond to requests for comment.
Ukraine's laboratory capabilities are at the center of a growing information war since Russia began moving troops into Ukraine two weeks ago.

On Wednesday, Russian foreign ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova repeated a longstanding claim that the United States operates a biowarfare lab in Ukraine, an accusation that has been repeatedly denied by Washington and Kyiv.
Zakharova said that documents unearthed by Russian forces in Ukraine showed "an emergency attempt to erase evidence of military biological programmes" by destroying lab samples.

Reuters was unable to independently confirm her information. read more

In response, a Ukrainian presidential spokesperson said: "Ukraine strictly denies any such allegation." U.S. government spokespeople also strongly denied Zakharova's accusations, saying that Russia may use its claims as a pretext to deploy its own chemical or biological weapons.

The WHO statement made no reference to biowarfare. The agency said it encourages all parties to cooperate in "the safe and secure disposal of any pathogens they come across, and to reach out for technical assistance as needed." It offered to help wherever possible with technical guidance and coordination.

The United Nations Security Council will convene on Friday at Russia's request, diplomats said, to discuss Moscow's claims, presented without evidence, of U.S. biological activities in Ukraine.


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raven said:
The UN already knows. The WHO warned about the potential for outbreak last week.

It will be interesting, for entertainment value, but ultimately the US still has veto power.
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US UN Amb. Linda Thomas-Greenfield: “I will say this once: Ukraine does not have a biological weapons program. There are no Ukrainian biological weapons laboratories supported by the United States, not near Russia’s border, or anywhere." https://youtube.com/watch?v=9CdY7t5VKIY
#cwc #cwnews
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Of course we don't -- because we call them biological research facilities instead. See, not "weapons" labs! Silly Russians!
 
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