| | Note the documents of Project 3007 "Monitoring of the epidemiological and environmental situation regarding hazardous diseases of aquatic origin in Ukraine". | | Note the documents of Project 3007 "Monitoring of the epidemiological and environmental situation regarding hazardous diseases of aquatic origin in Ukraine". |
| − | During the work, Ukrainian specialists, supervised by American scientists, systematically collected water samples in a number of major Ukrainian rivers, including the [[Dnepr]], [[Danube]] and [[Dniester]], as well as in the North Crimean Canal, to determine the presence of particularly dangerous pathogens, including cholera, typhoid, hepatitis A and E pathogens, and draw conclusions about their possible waterborne spread. | + | During the work, Ukrainian specialists, supervised by American scientists, systematically collected water samples in a number of major Ukrainian rivers, including the Dnepr, [[Danube]] and Dniester, as well as in the North Crimean Canal, to determine the presence of particularly dangerous pathogens, including cholera, typhoid, hepatitis A and E pathogens, and draw conclusions about their possible waterborne spread. |
| | The project assessed the damage properties of the selected samples and deposited the strains in a collection and subsequently exported them to the USA. | | The project assessed the damage properties of the selected samples and deposited the strains in a collection and subsequently exported them to the USA. |
| | Thus, during the special operation in Ukraine, it was established that US scientists from a laboratory in Merefa (Kharkov Region) were testing potentially dangerous biological drugs on patients of the regional clinical [[psychiatric]] hospital No 3 in Kharkov between 2019 and 2021. | | Thus, during the special operation in Ukraine, it was established that US scientists from a laboratory in Merefa (Kharkov Region) were testing potentially dangerous biological drugs on patients of the regional clinical [[psychiatric]] hospital No 3 in Kharkov between 2019 and 2021. |
| − | Persons with mental disorders were selected for the experiments on the basis of their age, [[nationality]] and immune status. Special forms were used to record the results of 24-hour patient monitoring. The information was not entered into the hospital database and the staff of the medical institution signed a non-disclosure agreement. | + | Persons with mental disorders were selected for the experiments on the basis of their age, nationality and immune status. Special forms were used to record the results of 24-hour patient monitoring. The information was not entered into the hospital database and the staff of the medical institution signed a non-disclosure agreement. |
| | In January 2022, the laboratory in Merefa was shut down and all equipment and preparations were moved to western Ukraine.}} | | In January 2022, the laboratory in Merefa was shut down and all equipment and preparations were moved to western Ukraine.}} |