Russia and Kazakhstan also exchanged their assessments of biological security threats to the post-Soviet states
MOSCOW, May 27./TASS/. Russia and Kazakhstan have agreed to further their partnership to ensure biological security at interagency consultations in Almaty on Thursday, the Russian Foreign Ministry reported following the consultations. The meeting confirmed that Russia and Kazakhstan see eye-to-eye on the topic of biological security, the ministry said, adding that the parties had emphasized the need for further coordination and constructive interaction at specialized multilateral platforms. An agreement was reached to continue developing the Russian-Kazakh partnership to ensure biological security, including through regular bilateral interagency consultations on the issue, the Foreign Ministry said.
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[ Editor’s Note: This is an extensive piece below, hard to absorb with one read. I might suggest it be copied into a personal file as it might disappear from VT down the road.
To date, no one official with a reputation to lose has challenged us on our Covid material. We would expect this from entities that do not want us to have the publicity, aware of the bans and blocks on us which pulled our 4 million visits a month to below a million now.
But despite that, we know all of those entities that monitor us will read it, so they of course are a key target market. At the end of the day insiders have to play a key role in stopping the insanity of playing with these weapons under the crazy illusion that we will be ‘more secure’ with them
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Home | News & Events | The United States Donates Third Batch of COVID-19 Equipment and Supplies to Laboratories in Kazakhstan
On March 1, the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) finished the delivery of $102,334 worth of equipment to the Scientific and Practical Center for Sanitary and Epidemiologic Expertise and Monitoring (SPC SEEM) and the Central Reference Laboratory (CRL). The donated items include supplies for sample collection and transportation, laboratory plastic, and COVID-19 PCR test kits.
This is the third batch of supplies and equipment donated by the CDC to Kazakhstan as part of its effort to help the country combat COVID-19. In September and December, the CDC donated $316,000 and $480,000 worth of supplies and equipment to three Kazakhstani laboratories. The latest donation brings the total cost of CDC-donated items to $898,334.