London/Melbourne, May 10
Chinese military scientists allegedly investigated weaponising coronaviruses five years before the COVID-19 pandemic and may have predicted a World War III fought with biological weapons, according to media reports referring to documents obtained by the US State Department.
According to ‘The Sun newspaper in the UK, quoting reports first released by ‘The Australian , the “bombshell” documents obtained by the US State Department reportedly show the Chinese People s Liberation Army (PLA) commanders making the sinister prediction.
US officials allegedly obtained the papers which were written by military scientists and senior Chinese public health officials in 2015 as part of their own investigation into the origins of COVID-19.
China eyes World War II-era airstrip in Kiribati
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10 May 2021, 17:37 GMT+10
Tarawa [Kiribati], May 10 (ANI): China is eyeing the World War II-era airstrip in the archipelago of Kiribati, deep in the Pacific, positioned just 1,800 miles from Hawaii.
Dave Makichuk, writing in Asia Times said that the two nations re-established ties two years ago and have embarked on new cooperation projects, including infrastructure investment as well as trade and cultural exchanges.
This could give Beijing an airbase in an incredibly strategical location, between North America and New Zealand, potentially giving China s military much greater reach throughout a critical and increasingly tense region, The War Zone reported.
Chinese Documents Discussing the Use of Coronavirus as Biological Weapon Revealed
SARS coronaviruses were a new era of genetic weapons that could be artificially manipulated into an emerging human disease virus, then weaponized and unleashed, the document stated.
| 10 May 2021 5:58 AM GMT
Beijing- In a vile revelation, Chinese documents written by scientists have come to light that speaks about weaponizing infectious microorganisms and unleashing them into the human population to create havoc.
The document, written way before the COVID-19 pandemic in 2015, states that the SARS coronaviruses were a new era of genetic weapons that could be artificially manipulated into an emerging human disease virus, then weaponized and unleashed.
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Singapore: Joint naval exercises conducted by China and Indonesia off the coast of Jakarta over the weekend are the latest sign of closer ties between the once-feuding nations, following Beijing’s offer to salvage sunken submarine the Nanggala without charge.
Leading analyst John Blaxland from Australian National University said that while Indonesia was being pragmatic by agreeing to the naval drills, China was also using the increased cooperation with south-east Asia’s largest state to send a message to Australia.
It is a far cry from the tense stand-off between the countries on the water only 16 months ago, when Indonesia President Joko Widodo deployed warships to the Natuna Islands in a dispute over fishing rights in an area claimed by Indonesia as its exclusive economic zone. Four years earlier, Jokowi, as he is known, held a cabinet meeting on a warship in the waters there during another diplomatic flare-up.
China eyes World War II-era airstrip in archipelago of Kiribati ANI | Updated: May 10, 2021 12:52 IST
Tarawa [Kiribati], May 10 (ANI): China is eyeing the World War II-era airstrip in the archipelago of Kiribati, deep in the Pacific, positioned just 1,800 miles from Hawaii.
Dave Makichuk, writing in Asia Times said that the two nations re-established ties two years ago and have embarked on new cooperation projects, including infrastructure investment as well as trade and cultural exchanges.
This could give Beijing an airbase in an incredibly strategical location, between North America and New Zealand, potentially giving China s military much greater reach throughout a critical and increasingly tense region, The War Zone reported.