Thread by @aleksandrov_76

#UkraineWar #US #Bioweapons
"There is a website called ukrainefacts.org.
It is not exactly clear who created it. It seems that the registrar is Spanish hosting and the country of registration is also Spain. But this site is actively promoted by official media in the USA.

For example, CNN. This Web resource is presented on Google News. However, we are not interested in this, but in the fact that this site "Ukrainian Facts" positions itself as the project aimed at exposing some military fakes.

There have been a lot of such sites lately. But exposure is always a good thing. So I began to scrutinise this resource.

The usual "exposé" is tied to a country and has literally one, rarely two, even more rarely three supporting sources. But there was one "revelation" which contained references to as many as 16 sources.

And, understandably, and again for obvious reasons, none of the sources was the country referred to in the so-called 'base fake'. The basic 'fake' in quotes was: "Are there biolaboratories operated by Americans on the territory of Ukraine".

I draw attention to this wording. Indeed, as of today - the US admitted for 10 days that there were indeed biolaboratories operated by the US on the territory of Ukraine, where they worked with deadly viruses.

o matter how hard the media puff themselves up, this admission, made by Victoria Nuland in the Congress, and then supplemented by Avril Haynes, director of the US National Intelligence Agency, well, there is no way to gloss over it.

But the anti-fake warriors have done their best. I repeat - their question sounds like "Are there any biolaboratories operated by Americans on the territory of Ukraine". Exactly, and in no other way.

There is no way to read it as "are there military laboratories on the territory of Ukraine developing biological weapons for Americans" or any other way. Everything is clear and unambiguous.

The so-called 'fact-checkers' were asking the question whether there were, in principle, biolaboratories working on US orders on the territory of Ukraine.

That is, they asked the question to which the Americans themselves have long ago answered in the affirmative, that they "do".

What answer did the 'fact checkers' offer? In their opinion, the Americans themselves are so stupid that they do not know that it is all a 'fake'.

So, read carefully the 'fact-checkers' one by one - articles with telling headlines, written, by the way, as if they were copies:

- Expert on biological weapons laboratories: 'Classic Russian disinformation' (Källkritikbyrån, Sweden)
- No US biological laboratories in Ukraine (Re:Baltica, Latvia)

- There are no US-operated biolaboratories in Ukraine, contrary to social media reports (PolitiFact, United States)
- Misinformation about Pentagon biolaboratories in Ukraine (Myth Detector, Georgia)

- No, Russia is not attacking US biolaboratories in Ukraine. The United States has no laboratories in Ukraine (Faktisk.no, Norway)
- There are no US biological laboratories in Ukraine (Facta News, Italy)

- Unsubstantiated claims about US-funded Ukrainian biological weapons laboratories circulate on internet (AFP)

- Misinformation without evidence that Ukraine is developing "US-funded biological weapons" and that this is one of the reasons Putin started a war against Ukraine (MALDITA.ES, Spain)

- There is no evidence of the alleged existence of US biological weapons laboratories in Ukraine (Ellinika Hoaxes, Greece)
- It is not true that the war is only happening because there are secret US biological weapons laboratories on the territory of Ukraine (Delfi, Lithuania)

- The attack on Ukraine has nothing to do with "US biolaboratories" (Raskrinkavanje.ba, Bosnia and Herzegovina)
- Are there biological weapons laboratories in Ukraine? The answer is no. (Faktograf.hr, Croatia)

- Has Ukraine hosted US-funded biological weapons laboratories? Fact check. It's a fake (Digiteye , India)
- Ukraine has US-operated bio-laboratories: it's fake (Demagog, Poland)"

Source: t.me/ctotoznayu/746