Russia Is Lying About Evidence of Bioweapons Labs in Ukraine, Russian Biologists Say

Russian scientists who have looked at the documents Russia calls proof of “bioweapons labs” in Ukraine say there is no evidence for such claims.

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Russia Is Lying About Evidence of Bioweapons Labs in Ukraine, Russian Biologists Say

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Russian scientists who have looked at the documents Russia calls proof of “bioweapons labs” in Ukraine say there is no evidence for such claims.

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U.S. Quietly Assists Ukraine With Intelligence, Avoiding Direct Confrontation With Russia

Ken Klippenstein, Sara Sirota

When a Russian drone briefly crossed into Poland, NATO allies threatened to shoot it down. What if the United States made a similar mistake?

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