Watch: Russia Convenes UN Security Council Meeting to Present BioLab Evidence

Russia says it will be exposing the U.S. support to Ukraine over the last 17 years for research into biological and chemical weapons.

An emergency meeting of the United Nations Security Council March 11, 2022 at 11:00am EST.

Russia alleged that the United States is funding research to create bioweapons in Ukraine. Both the United States and Ukraine have denied these allegations by saying that this is a sign that Moscow could soon use the weapons itself.

According to Gateway Pundit, “U.S. intelligence analysts last week were alarmed when they obtained intelligence showing that Russian Chemical and Biological Weapons units were activated and moving into Ukraine. These analysts knew nothing of what the Department of Defense had been doing in Ukraine in terms of funding military bioweapons laboratories there. Without that knowledge, they concluded that Russia was preparing to use chemical and/or biological weapons. Understandable, but wrong.

The Russian units were deployed to secure those bioweapons labs. And in the process of securing them they have recovered a treasure trove of documents showing the United States has violated the international accord governing Chemical and Biological Weapons.”

Watch Live Below: Security Council on Russia allegations of military biological activities in Ukraine (11 March 2022)

High Representative for Disarmament Affairs Izumi Nakamitsu and Under-Secretary-General for Political and Peacebuilding Affairs Rosemary DiCarlo are expected to brief.

https://media.un.org/en/asset/k16/k16nsx50dm

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