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A Russian expert said that Georgian laboratories are creating dangerous biological strains as well as distribution methods. He pointed out the seriousness of the situation for the neighbors of Georgia and countries that are in conflict with the United States, such as Iran and Syria.
Russian State Duma deputy Gennady Onishchenko described Georgia's military microbiological laboratory as a real threat to the entire region. "This Georgian laboratory poses a real threat to security and human rights in Georgia, as well as across the entire Caucasus and throughout the Black Sea region, which is 12 countries, including Turkey, Russia and Ukraine," he said.
According to him, the laboratory can work with viruses and microbes that pose a threat to all of humanity. Any possible accident at the facility, such as a ventilation failure, could cause a disaster.
Biological weapons Future terrorism
"Transferring diseases through insects that suck blood is very dangerous, not fantasy at all," said Sodakov Sergi, political analyst at the Academy of Military Sciences. The proliferation of biological weapons is terrorism of the future. He added that these laboratories are not medical centers at all, but a complete military threat.
He pointed out that "Georgia started a year ago to establish various platforms for the development of biological weapons, and that the Russian press obtained evidence to document the existence of experiments on living persons, many of whom suffered, including those who died. Of similar laboratories in Georgia are probably not only now involved in the production of growing chains of biological weapons, but also in the development of their propagation methods, this can be done through blood-sucking insects and all possible biological motions.
The West does not want to solve the problem
"Georgia has provided its laboratories to Western companies, which have started testing, which could have a negative impact on neighboring countries," he said. Pointing out that the West does not want to solve this problem, and it ignores all the data provided by the Russian side about the Georgian laboratories.
"We need to raise the issue of setting up an international commission to shut down and destroy these laboratories," Sudakov concluded.
Moscow is counting on settling the situation around the Lagar laboratory in Georgia
The Russian Foreign Ministry announced that Russia is counting on settling the status of the Richard Lugar laboratory in Georgia in the framework of bilateral consultations, noting that Moscow will go to the international community if not settled.
"The Russian Foreign Ministry intends to use bilateral diplomatic channels to clarify the situation and develop subsequent plans in this regard. We count on the solution of these issues in the framework of the consultation mechanism in accordance with relevant treaties. If not, we will use other possibilities, We go directly to society and international public opinion. "
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