Four days after a 28-year-old worker at a Siberian plague lab died, Moscow still won’t say what killed her beyond “pneumonia”…
The State Department sent Russia a formal protest saying its silence breaks global health reporting rules, and Rubio admitted nobody knows how bad this is:
“Maybe there’s nothing there. Maybe it’s bigger than we thought.”
Russia’s answer?
Its health watchdog offered to help America with its MEASLES outbreak.
So is Moscow hiding a lab accident, or just being Moscow?
In 1979, Soviet officials blamed bad meat for an anthrax outbreak that turned out to come from a military lab, so until Russia shows its test results, the world is right to assume the worst.
Source: The Wall Street Journal / Writer: Daniel

