An intelligence agency says he has a ‘weak confidence’ in the assessment and will continue to evaluate credible information.
Cia announced that she believed that the Pandemia of the Coid-19 “greater likelihood” was created from the missing of a laboratory than a natural event.
The CIA assessment of “low trust” comes after John Ratcliffe swept on Thursday as a director of a top intelligence agency under the President of the United States Donald Trump.
“CIA continues to evaluate that the scenarios of research and the natural origin of Pandemia Covid-19 remain convincing,” a spokesman said on Saturday.
“We have low confidence in this judgment and we will continue to evaluate all available credible new intelligence reports or an open-air information that could change the CIA estimate.”
US media reported that the assessment was ordered under the administration of former US President Joe Biden, and was completed before Ratcliffe took its place.
Following the CIA announcement, three US agencies, including the FBI and the Ministry of Energy, have now publicly supported the theory that the Coid-19 most likely escaped from the Wuhan Laboratory in China.
The Chinese Embassy in Washington, DC, refused an estimate of the CIA, which she said was “fabrication of a misconception of conclusions, throwing dirty water on China and engaged in framing.”
“It is still an old routine of political manipulation by monitoring the source and no credibility. The source of the virus is a complex scientific question, and scientists and experts should find the answer to rigorous and careful scientific research, instead of being evaluated by politicians,” said the Liu Pengyu’s Bankruptcy spokesman.
“We are firmly opposed to politics and stigmatization of the source of the virus and once again invite everyone to respect science and hold away from conspiracy theories.”
Liu added that China “always adhered to the spirit of science, openness and transparency” and pointed out a joint joint study of the World Health Organization in 2021, which concluded that the missing of the laboratory was “extremely unlikely”.
Four other US intelligence agencies and the National Intelligence Council have stated that they believe that the virus has most likely appeared with a natural transmission.
In an interview with Breitbart News on Friday, Ratcliffe said that Covid’s origin would be a priority “day-one”.
“I recorded as you know, saying that I think our intelligence, our science and our common sense really dictate that the origin of the covida was missing at the Wuhan Institute of Virology. But CIA did not give that assessment or at least not publicly gave that assessment,” he said, “he said,” he said, “he said,” he said, “he said,” he said, “he said is Ratcliffe, who was the director of the national intelligence service during Trump’s first term, he said in the point of sale.
“So, I will focus on this and look at the intelligence and make sure that the public is aware that the agency will come aside.”
