The CIA issues a new analysis on the assets of the Corona virus in favor of the laboratory theory
The Central Intelligence Agency has changed its evaluation on the assets of the Kofid-19s, now preferring the theory of laboratory leakage. During the reign of its new manager, John Ratcliffe, the agency issued a rating on the assets of Kovid-19.
The review was ordered the National Security Adviser to former President Joe Biden, Jake Sullivan, near the end of Biden’s time in his post.
Analysts conducted this evaluation with low confidence, although the former CIA director, Bill Burns, who has been not sure of the assets, told the agency that she needed to consider the existing evidence again and stand on one side or another.
Security personnel stand to guard outside the Wuhan Institute for Virus in Wuhan, where members of the World Health Organization team, which is achieved in the assets of the Corona Coffee-19 Virus, visited the Institute in Wuhan in the Hobbi Province in central China on February 3, 2021. (Hector RETAMAL/French Press Agency via Getti Imaguz)
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For years, the agency confirmed that it does not have enough intelligence information to infer whether the Corona virus had arisen in a wet laboratory or market in Wuhan, China. Despite the new evaluation that prefers laboratory leakage, there was no indication of new evidence.
“The CIA holds with low confidence that the assets associated with the Coveyd-19 pandemic are more likely than the natural origin based on the available reports collection. CIA continues to evaluate the natural and natural scenarios of Kovid-19. A CIA spokesman told Fox News: “The 19th pandemic is still reasonable.”
“We have low confidence in this ruling and we will continue to evaluate any reliable new intelligence reports or open source information that can change the evaluation of the CIA.”
Ratcliffe, who was confirmed on Thursday, has long supported the laboratory leakage theory. In an interview with Priest, Ratcliffe formulated the assessment of Kofid’s assets as part of a broader strategy “to face the threat coming from China.”
He also said that he wanted the CIA to “move away from the margin” and take a position.
John Ratcliffe appears in the Senate Intelligence Confirmation session at Capitol Hill on January 15, 2025, in Washington, DC. (Andrew Harnik / Getty Emojz)
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In an article published by Fox News in March 2023, he participated in his writing, Cliff Sims, accused the Ratcliffe of Biden’s administration of trying to maintain the increasing consensus on the laboratory leakage theory calmly by suppressing “what can be evaluated clearly of the intelligence they possess.”
He also questioned the idea that the CIA does not have sufficient evidence to find a conclusion about the origins of the virus.
“The CIA is the first espionage agency in the world. Its scope is unparalleled, and its ability to obtain unparalleled information. However, here we are now three and a half years later, and there are abundant general reports that the CIA does not own Sufficient information. “Sufficient Information to make an evaluation,” says March 2023 article.
A banner is displayed on the Coffe-19 test outside the Coffeted-19 testing site while a health worker collects test tubes in Wiegeng, Illinois, December 3, 2021. (AP / Nam Wi -Hu)
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In the same article, Ratcliffe and Sims rejected the idea that the virus appeared naturally, claiming that there is a “complete absence of intelligence or scientific evidence” that indicates this conclusion.
When he testified before the Parliament’s sub -committee regarding the Corona virus in April 2023, Ratcliffe said that the theory of laboratory leakage was “the only interpretation supported by credibility by our intelligence, science and common sense.”