Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov alluded to how the US infiltrated post-Soviet states with biolabs and believes they are secret bioweapons development labs.
While post-Soviet countries were weak and inexperienced in self-government in the 1990s, the US had the guile and resources to use them, according to Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov. In an interview, he revealed how Washington took advantage of its power by establishing a web of biolabs that Russia suspects are undertaking military research.
The fall of the Soviet Union left behind nations that were poor and in dire need of even the most basic essentials, leaving them vulnerable to US exploitation, according to Lavrov.
“Our Western partners then, so to speak, vigorously scrambled. They offered their services in every aspect and infiltrated every area of the newly-independent states. They sent advisers. And now we are experiencing what came as a result of those times,” the minister said.
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