Who’s telling the truth? US, Russia trade allegations about “biological research facilities” in Ukraine

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Government officials, elected or otherwise, are good at telling lies. And when they're caught lying, they will just tell more lies until they become the truth.

After repeatedly denying the presence of biological laboratories in Ukraine, the United States government has finally admitted that such facilities exist. The Russians earlier alleged to have uncovered a plot by Kyiv to unleash biological or chemical weapons as a pretext for blaming Russia and drawing further support for Ukraine's efforts to resist a military incursion.

Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs Victoria Nuland testified before the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations Tuesday, March 8, that "Ukraine has biological research facilities, which, in fact, we are quite concerned that Russian troops, Russian forces may be seeking to gain control of."

"So we are working with the Ukrainians on how they can prevent any of those research materials from falling into the hands of Russian forces should they approach," she told lawmakers.

However, the new narrative only emboldened Russia to double down on its claims. Russia's Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova on Wednesday, March 9, demanded transparency from Washington about any potential involvement in producing deadly viruses. (Related: Melissa Red Pill: Ukraine is hub for criminal operations of the New World Order – Brighteon.TV.)

It's called diagnostic and biodefense laboratories now

Now, it's time to change the narrative – or lie some more. It's getting too predictable, really.

A spokesperson for the Department of State told Newsweek that "Under Secretary Nuland was referring to Ukrainian diagnostic and biodefense laboratories during her testimony, which are not biological weapons facilities."

How convenient. They should have just called it a biology class lab.

"This is exactly why more and more people are watching independent video podcasters, such as myself. You don't have a clue who I am, but you trust me more than the mainstream media who have lied to you every single day of your life," an anonymous podcaster said.

During his hour-long podcast, he played a clip in which Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Zhao Lijian adhered to reports that the U.S. has 26 biological laboratories in Ukraine and 336 overall in 30 countries under its control all over the world. (Related: Pentagon ran bioweapons labs in 25 countries, including Ukraine… yet no global outcry against the USA for funding covid gain-of-function crimes against humanity.)

"In these facilities a large quantity of dangerous viruses is stored. Russia has found during its military operations that the U.S. uses these facilities to conduct military plans," Zhao said, adding that the U.S. should give a full account of its biological military activities at home and abroad and subject itself to multilateral verification.

But the State Department spokesperson was adamant that the Russians are the bad guys in this situation.

"These institutions counter biological threats throughout the country. Throughout this crisis, Russia has baselessly alleged it is under threat – including from Ukraine and from NATO [North Atlantic Treaty Organization], and has alleged Ukraine plans to use chemical and biological weapons," the spokesperson said.

"As we've said all along, Russia is continuing to invent false pretexts to justify their horrific actions in Ukraine. Neither the United States nor NATO has any desire or intention for conflict with Russia."

The spokesperson also noted that "Ukraine is in compliance with the Biological Weapons Convention (BWC)," while "the same cannot be said for Russia, which has an active biological weapons program and is in violation of the BWC."

Bunch of malarkey

The White House also weighed in on the matter Wednesday as Press Secretary Jen Psaki addressed the claims directly in a series of tweets.

"We took note of Russia's false claims about alleged U.S. biological weapons labs and chemical weapons development in Ukraine. We've also seen Chinese officials echo these conspiracy theories," Psaki wrote.

"This is preposterous. It's the kind of disinformation operation we've seen repeatedly from the Russians over the years in Ukraine and in other countries, which have been debunked, and an example of the types of false pretexts we have been warning the Russians would invent."

She continued: "This is all an obvious ploy by Russia to try to justify its further premeditated, unprovoked and unjustified attack on Ukraine. Now that Russia has made these false claims, and China has seemingly endorsed this propaganda, we should all be on the lookout for Russia to possibly use chemical or biological weapons in Ukraine, or to create a false flag operation using them. It's a clear pattern."

During a press briefing Wednesday, Pentagon Press Secretary John Kirby joined the fray and called the claims "classic Russian propaganda" and "in the words of my Irish Catholic grandfather, a bunch of malarkey."

Kirby seems to forget rather quickly that they're denying the existence of those laboratories in Ukraine until just a few days ago. Their past denials certainly qualify as a bunch of malarkey now.

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