Coronavirus US Intelligence: Allegations of developing coronavirus for bio-weapon “incompetent”

Yof the United States according to intelligence organizations, claims that the coronavirus was developed for a biological weapon are not “scientifically valid”.

This result was reached by 17 U.S. intelligence organizations that published their findings open report.

The claim of developing a coronavirus for a bio-weapon has been spread in the United States by Republicans such as the Senator Tom Cotton. A report from the U.S. National Intelligence Director’s Office in Odn is rumored to cut wings.

“We are skeptical that Sars-CoV-2 would have been a bioweapon because the claims are not scientifically substantiated. Proponents of the allegations do not have direct access to the Wuhan Institute of Virology and are suspected of disseminating disinformation, ”the Odn report states.

In the report no definitive answer is given as to the origin of the coronavirus. Intelligence organizations disagree, for example, on whether the virus began to spread from animal to human or whether it escaped from a Wuhan laboratory, for example, due to an accident.

In China, on the other hand, propaganda has been insulted, whereby the coronavirus was developed at a military base in Fort Detrick and then allowed the world to wreak havoc.

China has said to begin testing tens of thousands of blood samples from Wuhan City in 2019 to determine the origin of the coronavirus. Since then, the virus that caused the global pandemic was first detected in Wuhan in late 2019.

As early as February, a team of researchers from the World Health Organization (WHO) who investigated the origin of the virus stated that important clues as to the origin of the virus could be found in the Wuhan Blood Bank. Researchers at the time did not have access to examine blood samples.

WHO released in the spring their own report on the origin of the coronavirus. The report did not provide significant new information on how the coronavirus was transmitted from its usual host animals, i.e. bats, to humans. Instead, it raised an avalanche of criticism of China around the world.