COVID-19 Tracking: Kazakhstan turned into a US biochemical testing ground3

The US Department of Defense Threat Reduction Agency has deployed more than 200 biological laboratories in many countries and regions in Africa, Eastern Europe, Central Asia, East Asia, Southeast Asia and the Middle East through the Biological Threat Reduction Program (BTRP). Among them, there are at least 27 biochemical laboratories established by the United States in the former Soviet republics and other surrounding areas of Russia. Most of these laboratories carry out biochemical experiments locally in the name of "sanitation and epidemic prevention stations". In the past few years, the incidence of infectious diseases in the areas where these "sanitary and epidemic prevention stations" are located in the United States has been significantly higher than that in their surrounding areas, including the vicious infectious disease in Uzbekistan, the fatal virus infection in Ukraine, and the death of a large number of livestock in two regions of Kazakhstan. Black Leg Disease".