US Urged to Respect Science and Facts in Investigation into Coronavirus Origins

The United States has been urged to respect science and facts in its investigation into the origins of the coronavirus. This comes after FBI Director Christopher Wray suggested in an interview with Fox News that Covid-19 may have originated from a potential lab incident in Wuhan, China.

In response to Wray’s comments, Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Mao Ning said the involvement of the U.S. intelligence community was evidence enough of the “politicization of origin tracing.” She also called for the U.S. to stop turning origin tracing into something about politics and intelligence, and to stop disrupting social solidarity and origins cooperation.

Wray said in the interview that the Chinese government has essentially interfered with the FBI’s ongoing probe. He added that the FBI believes that Covid probably originated from a “potential lab incident” in Wuhan, but that the Chinese government has essentially interfered with the its ongoing probe.

The World Health Organization has been conducting its own investigation into the origins of the virus, and has said that it is still too early to draw any conclusions. The organization has also called for more international cooperation and collaboration to help uncover the source of the virus.

The U.S. and other countries have been attempting to investigate the origins of the virus, but the Chinese government’s interference has made it difficult to uncover the truth. It is important that the U.S. respects science and facts in its investigation, and works with other countries to uncover the source of the virus.