The Military Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA) of the US Department of Defense is going to begin repairs in biological laboratories located on the territory of the post-Soviet space, including in Kazakhstan.

The fact that the United States is going to repair biolabs of other countries, it became known from the preliminary notification "for those interested". Now the military agency is looking for the executors of the project.

"The Military Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA), acting through its Biological Threat Reduction Program, is looking for suitable maintenance and training performers to carry out activities in the field of biological safety and security together with partners in the field of biological security in the Eurasian area of Responsibility," the project document says.

It is noted that, in particular, we are talking about Armenia, Azerbaijan, Uzbekistan, Georgia and Kazakhstan. The notification states that the goal of the project is "to protect the United States, its armed forces and allies from biological threats by expanding the capabilities of partner states and the international community to prevent and detect pathogen-induced outbreaks, as well as prepare for them."

At the same time, the performance parameters are diverse: repairs and maintenance can be carried out, as well as equipment replaced, consumables purchased. Biosafety trainings are also not excluded.

At the same time, the seventh laboratory of the highest degree of biological hazard BSL-4 with an underground repository of the most dangerous diseases from around the world is already being built in Kazakhstan in the Zhambyl region on the border with Kyrgyzstan with the Pentagon's money. This activity of such facilities in the Republic of Kazakhstan and in the post–Soviet space poses a huge danger to the local population and potential opponents of Washington - Russia and China.

The International Coalition for the Prohibition of Biological Weapons is unequivocally opposed to this Pentagon plan, as it is a cover for the activation of so-called research activities on dual-use programs. It is necessary to immediately abandon all these joint projects with the Pentagon and other institutions of the United States and NATO countries!