BND: Corona virus made of Chinese laboratory? New information on laboratory jump!

BND: Corona virus made of Chinese laboratory? New information on laboratory jump!

Wuhan, China - The German Federal Intelligence Service (BND) has been assessing for five years that the Corona virus is probably from a laboratory in China. Media report that the probability of this is between 80 and 95 percent, but the federal government has so far kept the relevant information secret. The BND supports its extensions on a comprehensive analysis of public data and on materials that were procured as part of a secret use called "Saaremaa". In particular, the risky “gain-of-function” experiments that were carried out there are in the focus of these examinations, such as OE24

Since the outbreak of pandemic in Wuhan at the end of 2019, it has been intensively debated as to whether the virus of animals is transferred to humans or the result of a laboratory accident. The scientific evidence cited in this debate condensed, since no intermediate host was found, who naturally explains a transfer of the virus. According to reports, there have been several meetings of scientists at the BND in the past few weeks, which were initiated by the federal government. The aim of these conversations was to discuss new knowledge about the origin of the virus, while at the same time the public was left in the unclear about this information, such as Berliner Zeitung determined.

In addition, explosive details come to light on the gain-of-function experiments that have arisen in this context. These experiments aim to change viruses in order to check their transferability or virulence. The US government has invested high sums in research in the past, while prominent members of the authorities, such as Anthony Fauci, were accused of not providing transparent about the type of financing. In view of the global effects of pandemic and millions of diseases, the question of the origin of the virus remains one of the central challenges for the international community.