EDITORS NOTE: While Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo, says there is a “a significant amount of evidence” suggested that the virus emerged from a Chinese laboratory in Wuhan, Russia wants proof and won't side with the US until they see proof. I think everyone would like to see some.... but what happens when/if there is proof? The tensions between the US and China already have investors nervous.
The U.S. is wrong to accuse China of being responsible for the coronavirus outbreak without providing proof, Russian President Vladimir Putin’s spokesman said, in the latest sign of a pivot away from Washington and towards Beijing.
As the debate over the origins of Covid-19 continues, Kremlin Spokesman Dmitry Peskov told CNBC that Russia couldn’t “show any solidarity” with China-bashing statements from the U.S., and stressed the importance of Moscow’s relationship with Beijing.
“We consider it not a proper time, being somewhere in the middle of a severe crisis, an unprecedented crisis, to try to blame everything on the international health organization (the World Health Organization) or, the next day, on China,” Peskov said Tuesday.
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Sunday there was “a significant amount of evidence” suggesting that the virus emerged from a state laboratory in Wuhan which had conducted research into bat coronaviruses.
Later on Sunday, President Donald Trump said he believed that a “horrible mistake” in China was the cause of the pandemic, though neither he nor Pompeo presented any evidence for their claims.
The comments come after the U.S.′ top spy agency said last Thursday that it had determined the virus was not man-made, but was still investigating whether it was caused by “an accident at a laboratory in Wuhan.”
China has vehemently rejected claims that the virus escaped from the Wuhan Institute of Virology and has even accused the U.S. of being the origin of the virus.
The IRS isn’t collapsing under its own weight—it’s suffocating under a tax code Congress intentionally…
Wall Street just admitted something most investors were never supposed to question: your money may…
The IMF just issued a warning about U.S. debt that most people will never see—but…
Bank of America claims the American consumer is “resilient.” Spending is up. Confidence looks strong.…
Three separate headlines—AI entering classified military systems, renewed warrantless surveillance powers, and a Silicon Valley…
Something isn’t adding up. While officials publicly downplay inflation risks, their actions tell a different…
This website uses cookies.
Read More