Kovid -19 may have emerged first in the US: China tells America to ‘stop playing deaf and dumb’, requests an inquiry into the new white paper

China has issued a white paper to the controversial debate on the origin of Kovid -19, which accuses the United States of politicizing the issue and suggests that the virus may emerge in the US before it is detected in Wuhan.
The white paper published on Wednesday through the state -run Xinhua news agency comes in response to the new allegations of Washington, the Reuters. On 18 April, the US government launched an official Covid-19 website, claiming that the virus leaked from a laboratory in China. The site, former President Joe Biden, Dr. Anthony Faisi and the World Health Organization criticized, which fails to justify China.
China’s white paper ruled a symbolic $ 24 billion against China, citing Missouri’s trial, alleging that Beijing was accused of establishing individual protective equipment and covering early outbreaks. The document calls the ruling politically and legally defective.
“Enough evidence suggested that Covid-19 would have emerged earlier in the United States as compared to the officially claimed timeline, and also earlier than outbreaks in China,” Paper said that the international community has been urged to investigate early American affairs.
China said that it shared relevant information with WHO and other countries in a timely and transparent manner. This highlighted the joint WHO-China study, which concluded that a laboratory leak “was not very likely.”
The white paper mentioned, “America should not pretend to be deaf and deaf,” the white paper mentioned, urged Washington to address global concerns rather than a blame.
Earlier this year, the CIA stated that it leaned slightly towards the lab-leak theory on natural origin, but accepted the “low confidence” in its evaluation. It said that both landscapes remained commendable.
An official of China’s National Health Commission also told Xinhua that the original-influential efforts of the future should now focus on the United States.
With digging both sides, renewed exchanges indicate that the question of the origin of Kovid -19 remains a geopolitical flashpoint, with no clear end in sight.