Did Covid-19 Leak From The Lab? Response From USA
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Did Covid-19 Leak From The Lab? Response From USA
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Questions about the source of the new type of corona virus (Covid-19) have remained unclear since the beginning of the pandemic. US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan answered the question of whether the virus that caused the Covid-19 epidemic spread from the laboratory.
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Speaking to CNN, Sullivan was asked about the Department of Energy’s report, published in the Wall Street Journal, which concluded that “the Covid-19 outbreak was most likely caused by a laboratory leak.”
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Sullivan stated that there are different opinions in the intelligence community on this issue, but there is not enough information to be sure.
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“BIDEN LOOKED FOR THE ANSWER MANY TIMES”
Sullivan explained that President Joe Biden has repeatedly instructed intelligence agencies to get to the root of this problem.
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“If we get more information, we will share it with Congress and the American public. However, there is currently no ‘conclusive answer’ to this question from the intelligence community,” Sullivan said. aforementioned.
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NEWS FROM WALL STREET
The Wall Street Journal, on the other hand, wrote that the Department of Energy thinks the Covid-19 virus most likely accidentally leaked from a lab in China, according to a classified intelligence report that it recently presented to the White House and key members. Congress.
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