Trump Says Does Not Think Russian Plague Is Bio-Weapon
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Trump does not consider the outbreak of the plague in Russia a biological weapon. The US President <p>said that Washington does not consider the outbreak of plague in the Russian Federation a biological weapon. Trump also allowed Russia's help.</p>
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Wednesday, October 7, 2026 that Washington does not consider that the apparent case of pneumonic plague recorded in the Russian region of Siberia is related to a biological weapon. Asked about this possibility in the Oval Office, Trump responded that they do not believe it and pointed out
Washington: US President Donald Trump, Wednesday, said that his country did not believe that the suspicion of an epidemic in Russia was caused by a biological weapon, expressing the hope that the situation would be under control.
Donald Trump said Russia is providing Americans with "some" information about the alleged plague outbreak in Irkutsk, though it should be providing more. He added, however, that he does not believe it is a biological weapon.
US President Donald Trump said they did not believe the suspected outbreak in Russia was caused by a "biological weapon," and that they hoped the situation was under control. Trump also announced he would be speaking with Putin by phone that same day.
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