Peskov exposes a network of biological weapons laboratories run by the Pentagon

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskovhas revealed that Russia has information about a network of biological laboratories funded by the US Department of Defense and the development of projects to manufacture new types of biological weapons around Russia.

“In fact, we now have information that within the framework of a program funded by the Pentagon, a whole network of biological laboratories has been established around us, around Russia and Belarus as well, and it work is not only  limited to the production of  severe pathogens,” TASS news agency quoted Peskov as saying in an interview with Belarus 24 channel on April 3rd.

Peskov stressed that “these weapons are really terrible.”

The Russian Defense Ministry recently published data about biological laboratories that were also obtained during the Russian special operation in Ukraine and the information is still being processed.

“This is an issue of paramount importance and the Americans are now trying to divert attention from it to manipulate facts and so on and direct the conversation to some trivial issues, but the facts speak for themselves and we are not the only ones concerned about these facts, but many other countries are also concerned,”Peskov said.

On another subject, the Russian spokesman stressed that NATO was founded from the beginning to attack, despite the current statements about its defensive nature and the claim that it is a “defense organization”.

Peskov said that President Vladimir Putin assigned the Ministry of Defense to develop a plan to strengthen the Russian military power.

In response to a question about whether the special operation in Ukraine is sufficient to protect the borders of the Russian Federation and Belarus, Peskov said that the two countries participate in a joint military reinforcement.

Peskov noted that the recent joint military exercises will, of course, help in controlling the interaction between the armies of the two countries and thus enhancing their efficiency.

O. al-Mohammad