Anonymous ID: 30431c Aug. 7, 2022, 1:22 p.m. No.17163246   šŸ—„ļø.is šŸ”—kun

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ā€œI mean thedistribution of counterfeit banknotes that were infected with a very dangerous, highly pathogenic strain of Asian tuberculosis,ā€ Irina Yarovaya specified.

In addition to the case with banknotes, the Co-Chair of the Commission informed about the activities of theveterinary laboratoryin Mariupol, which at first was out of sight of the military: there had been revealed pathogens of diseases not typical for veterinary medicine, like typhoid fever, paratyphoid fever, perfringens. 124 seized strains are being studied by specialists, as added Irina Yarovaya.

ā€œFor the first time, we had revealed in documents that were seized by the Ministry of Defense facts that dangerous experiments were conducted on Ukrainian servicemenā€¦

 

The article above matches to this article, and proves that itā€™s very possible S. Korea are using the same methods on N Korea, as Ukraine with disease and biolabs. How many biolabs in S. Korea?

 

ā€˜Alien thingsā€™ brought covid into North Korea, regime says

July 1, 2022

 

North Korea is suspected to have received some medical aid from China since its outbreak, according to South Korean reports.

 

North Korea has previously warned of thevirus spreading through objects and animal, even though public health experts have said the coronavirus rarely spreads through surface transmission. In early Juneā€¦

North Korea said it ismonitoring the movements of migratory birds as part of its anti-coronavirus measure. (It may be another disease strain like above)

 

Experts say the virus probably entered the country during a brief opening of trade activity earlier this year along North Koreaā€™s border with China. There were reports of cases near the North Korea-China border before Pyongyangā€™s official announcement in May.

 

But North Koreaā€™s statement on Friday suggests leader Kim Jong Un is looking to blame his southern neighbor.

 

ā€œNorth Korea basically held South Korea accountable for spread of the coronavirus, and defector groupsā€™ leaflet campaigns will be met with a very hard-line response from North Korea going forward,ā€ said Cheong Seong-chang, a North Korea analyst at South Koreaā€™s Sejong Institute.

On Friday, North Korea called on its citizens to beware of activity along the border and to report incidents immediately so thatauthorities can ā€œdeal with alien things coming by wind and other climate phenomena and balloonā€¦ and trace their source to the last.ā€ā€¦

 

https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2022/07/01/north-korea-alien-covid-outbreak/