China says “extremely unlikely” coound pandemic has come from missing the laboratory, as CIA now indicates

China said on Monday that “she’s extremely unlikely” Covid 19 came from the laboratory, after Cia said she believed The virus was more likely to come from the lab, not a natural transmission.

“The conclusion that laboratory leaks are extremely little likely to have reached a joint expert in the Chinese-which is based on field visits to the relevant laboratories in Wuhan,” said the Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesman Mao Ning.

“This is a widely recognized international community and a scientific community,” she added.

Cia said on Saturday that the virus was “more likely” leaked from the Chinese laboratory than the animals were transmitted.

The new estimate came after John Ratcliffe was confirmed last week as the CIA director of the second administration of President Trump.

“CIA with little confidence estimates that the origin of the covid-19 pandemic is greater than natural origin based on the available reporting body,” CIA spokesman said in a statement on Saturday, adding that, “CIA continues to evaluate that the scenarios of research and natural The origin of the Coid-19 pandemic remains convincing. ”

The agency has not decided before whether Coid has released a laboratory accident or spilled from animals.

Beijing called the United States on Monday to “stop politicizing and instrumentalized the issue of origin.”

Mao said Washington should “stop smearing and moving guilty to other countries (I) would respond to legitimate concerns of the international community as soon as possible.”