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The former British spy assures that this criminal project received the code name “Toledo Program”, in honor of the name of the Spanish city that was decimated by the plague centuries ago.
Researchers at the nonprofit OpenFacto also say they discovered that Russia’s Defense Ministry has a secret unit called the 48th Central Research Institute, which studies “rare and lethal” pathogens.
This Central Research Institute in Moscow is part of the same network as the 33rd Central Research Institute, which helped develop the fourth-generation neurotoxin Novichok (which was used by Russian agents against various opponents of the Putin regime, including the former Russian spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia).
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Unit 68240 of the FSB intelligence agency in Moscow, linked to the Novichok attack on Skripal, appears to be behind the program codenamed Toledo.
The United States has imposed sanctions on institutes
The NGO’s accusations against Russia appear to have at least a grain of truth, given that the US authorities have imposed sanctions on both institutes on suspicion that they “are probably conducting research on biological weapons.
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A source who preferred to remain anonymous told the British newspaper The Mirror: “Both Russia and Great Britain have laboratories that study biological and chemical warfare to learn how to defend themselves against weapons like Novichok.” Russia has shown, however, that it is open to the use of such weapons: “This could mean that Russia could intensify research on the Ebola and Marburg viruses and consider lethality a weapon.”
The danger is immense
Ebola has a mortality rate of 50% and can cause serious bleeding both internally and in the eyes, ears and mouth.
This hemorrhagic fever has killed at least 11,000 people worldwide, the majority in West Africa, where it has ravaged for two years.
Figures show that almost 29,000 people have been infected with Ebola, which means that the virus has killed approximately 40% of those infected.
Symptoms of Ebola include a high fever, headache, and muscle weakness. Later, it can cause serious bleeding in both the internal organs and the eyes, ears and mouth.
The WHO warns that “there is no proven treatment” for Ebola, but dozens of drugs and vaccines are being tested.
The Marburg virus is even more dangerous, with a mortality rate of 88%. In 1967, two major outbreaks broke out in Frankfurt, Germany, and Belgrade. The virus is believed to have come from African green monkeys brought from Uganda for laboratory research. Since then, there have been outbreaks in countries such as Angola, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Kenya and South Africa, writes the British daily Daily Mail.
