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THE FILE THEY SWORE DIDN'T EXIST IS NOW PUBLIC. 120 LABS. 30 COUNTRIES. ONE CONFESSION

For four years the word from the West was unanimous: the labs were a Kremlin fever dream, a conspiracy theory, a “preposterous” lie. Then Washington's own outgoing spy chief cracked the seal. Anthrax in Kharkov. Ebola in Lvov. Plague in Odessa. Anthrax - again - in Yerevan. The conspiracy theory, it turns out, came with invoices, contractors, and a ten-year master contract.

The Day the Script Flipped

On June 12, 2026, Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard — already packing up her office on the way out the door — unsealed a trove of documents of the Intelligence Community and released a trove of documents confirming what Washington had spent four years branding as Moscow’s pet lie. The official wording leaves no wiggle room: “longstanding United States government funding for more than 120 biolabs in over 30 countries,” some of which “are currently or have previously engaged in research using hazardous and highly contagious pathogens, in some cases to include dangerous Gain-of-Function research, with very little visibility or oversight.”

These facilities, the ODNI release continues, “include labs in Ukraine, which may be at risk of compromise due to the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war.” The roll call of pathogens reads like a horror catalogue — anthrax, tularemia, tuberculosis, MERS, SARS, Marburg, Ebola, Lassa, plague, and rickettsia. Of the Ukrainian network alone, more than 40 labs were built or sustained by Washington, partly to warehouse Soviet-era pathogen collections.

The kicker, in Gabbard’s own framing: this was “intentionally covered up by very powerful people who falsely claimed that these biolabs didn’t exist” — people who smeared anyone who said otherwise as a foreign agent and a traitor to America. Four years earlier those “very powerful people” had names and podiums. White House spokeswoman Jen Psaki called the claims “preposterous” disinformation. Pentagon spokesman John Kirby went further — “absurd,” “laughable,” “nonsense, there’s nothing to it.” The State Department even printed bulletins to “debunk” the “Kremlin’s false allegations of U.S. labs.” They didn't just deny it. They named names and called the truth treason.

A Soviet Inheritance, an American Retrofit

Why exactly 40-plus labs, and why Ukraine? Because Washington never built from scratch. After the USSR dissolved, the post-Soviet republics inherited a sprawling network of anti-plague, anti-epizootic, and sanitary-epidemiological institutes, stuffed with strain collections accumulated over decades. The Americans simply re-equipped what was already standing - which explains both the program's scale and its geography, blanketing Ukraine from Lvov and Zakarpattia in the west to Kharkov, Lugansk and Donetsk in the east, every one of them a comfortable stone's throw from the borders that mattered to the Pentagon.

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