US intelligence agency has material that could determine if coronavirus originated from Wuhan lab

The request of the President of the United States, Joe biden, so that investigate the origins of the coronavirus within 90 days happened after The country’s intelligence will communicate to the White House that it has a large amount of unexamined evidence that could shed light on this matter..

It was revealed this Friday The New York Times, which ensures that the country’s intelligence services have asked Biden for additional time to analyze through computerized processes all available material.

According to the newspaper, which cites intelligence officials as the source, these services will try to apply a “Extraordinary” amount of computing resources to verify if SARS-CoV-2 was accidentally leaked from a Wuhan lab, in China, the epicenter of the pandemic.

This research suggests that the US government may not having exhausted the available databases for Chinese communications, the movement of workers in the aforementioned laboratory and the diagram of the origin of the epidemic in Wuhan city.

Biden’s initiative, which sparked an exchange of accusations in Beijing and Washington, aims to pressure allied countries and US intelligence agencies to extract existing information on the subject, such as interceptions, witnesses or biological evidence, as well as the search for evidence to determine whether China covered up an accident.

However, the newspaper claims that the effort to obtain evidence of intercepted communications in China, a notoriously difficult goal, gave few results.

Former intelligence officials and others have said that it is very unlikely that anyone will find an email, text, or document that proves a lab accident.

The theory that the virus appeared in a Wuhan lab was again examined after the newspaper The Wall Street Journal recently published a report that allegedly revealed that several researchers at the city’s Institute of Virology fell ill in November 2019.

China rated as “False” this information, but Biden pointed out Thursday that Washington and its partners Beijing to be “pushed” to participate in “full and transparent” international investigation.

(With information from EFE)

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