The report said 189 people were being monitored following the illness of an employee at an anti-plague research institute in Irkutsk. Alexei Tsydenov, head of the nearby Republic of Buryatia, said the woman had died from an unspecified form of plague.
I once got down voted to hell because I was accused of Russophobia. I am not. These plagues, no matter where they originate, are not natural, they are bioengineered on purpose to be resilient against modern medicine AND the use of antibiotics might even boost their lethality.
Bioweapons need to be made the most illegal of all weapons. More than nukes, too.
https://www.cnbc.com/2026/10/05/suspected-plague-cases-reported-in-russias-irkutsk-region.html
Is this a concern with modern medicine?
Just in case you’ve been sleeping too well lately: https://www.popularmechanics.com/science/a74033610/russia-plague-lab-worker-dies
Looks inside: epicenter of the next pandemic 👍
These epidemiologists aren’t doing their jobs right.
Unspecified form of pneumonia*
Yep, the plaguey kind.
Yes, but Russia hasn’t admitted that yet.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qsoA2aaE2hM
I once got down voted to hell because I was accused of Russophobia. I am not. These plagues, no matter where they originate, are not natural, they are bioengineered on purpose to be resilient against modern medicine AND the use of antibiotics might even boost their lethality.
Bioweapons need to be made the most illegal of all weapons. More than nukes, too.
We could, and would, quickly run out of antibiotics in the case of exponential spread.
will
No one’s stepping up to staunch this, and I’ve played way too much Pandemic to not see the crayon on the WH wall.
If it’s just a plague, no. If it was weaponized, possibly. But that’s unlikely.
No, not really.
A woman died and her colleagues are being quarantined from their family in a building. Usually it’s not a problem, but apparently in russia, it is.