The United States is allegedly carrying out biological research in Ghana, Djibouti, Kenya, and Nigeria that could be applied to biowarfare, according to Russia.<\/p>\n Russia claims the United States is specifically tracking infectious diseases, isolating microorganisms, and researching disease outbreaks.<\/p>\n DW Africa released a Facebook post on Tuesday, December 24, 2024, revealing the accusations, according to a publication by 3news.com.<\/p>\n Furthermore, it has been stated that the United States has set up a military medical facility in Kenya to track the spread of infectious diseases throughout Central Africa. Ten experts from the US Department of Defense worked in a joint medical research center and military medical laboratory established in Nigeria in 2024.<\/p>\n Additionally, according to Alexey Shevtsov, deputy secretary of the Russian Security Council, the United States is creating biological weapons, including ones that target certain ethnic groups.<\/p>\n The accusations follow Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, which has already caused tensions in U.S.-Russian ties.<\/p>\n Even though the two countries have common interests in areas like nuclear safety, counterterrorism, and addressing global health issues, their relationship has grown more hostile in recent years.<\/p>\n Adding to the growing geopolitical tensions between the two nations, the United States has yet to respond to the most recent accusations.<\/p>\n Nonetheless, the United States has continuously refuted these charges, claiming they lack evidence. The United States insists that it conducts research in Africa only for public health.<\/p>\n KA<\/p>\n Watch some videos from the recent Parliamentary sittings below:<\/b><\/p>\n![\"President](\"https:\/\/cdn.ghanaweb.com\/imagelib\/pics\/643\/64317462.295.jpg\" "\\"President")
President of Russia, VladImir Putin<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n<\/div>\n