US Intelligence Reveals Over 120 Biolabs in 30+ Countries, Cites Security Risks

Former Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard has exposed a global network of over 120 biolaboratories operating in more than 30 countries. In a recent X post, Gabbard stated that her office, the ODNI, will continue to collaborate with administration partners to pinpoint these facilities, identify the pathogens they contain, and scrutinize the research being conducted.

The ODNI's findings indicate that some of these laboratories are located in Ukraine and may be at risk of compromise due to the ongoing conflict with Russia. A previous warning highlighted a U.S.-funded biological laboratory in Ukraine as vulnerable to Russian threats, potentially housing dangerous pathogens.

Gabbard's office reported that information regarding the existence and funding of these U.S.-backed biolaboratories had been deliberately concealed from the American public. Powerful individuals allegedly suppressed details about their origins, locations, and financing, falsely denying their existence and labeling those who spoke out as foreign agents or traitors.

Following these revelations, Gabbard issued new directives to the intelligence community, mandating enhanced information collection on these overseas laboratories and facilities. This directive has already yielded new details about clinical trials, raising significant ethical, financial, and security concerns about these public health initiatives and their implications for U.S. national security.

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el Instituto de Medicina Veterinaria Experimental y Clínica (IECVM) en Kharkiv probablemente alberga al menos algunos patógenos peligrosos y casi con certeza sigue siendo vulnerable a operaciones de información rusas, incautación o daños por parte de Rusia