British Foreign Minister promised Beijing "hard questions" after the pandemic

A thorough analysis of the Coronavirus outbreak, and whether it could have been prevented, should be done after the pandemic has ended. This was announced on Thursday by British Foreign Minister Dominic Raab.

Absolutely after the fact, a thorough analysis of these lessons is necessary, including the onset spread of the virus. It should be based on scientific knowledge.

"Undoubtedly, after the crisis, everything will not be as usual. And we will have to ask complex questions about where it [the virus] came from and how it could have been stopped earlier," Raab said in response to the question of relations with China in connection with the spread of Coronavirus.

Accusations of China's involvement in the spread of Coronavirus were previously voiced by the United States. In March, Woody Johnson, United States Ambassador to Great Britain, accused the PRC of hiding information about the Coronavirus, which, in his opinion, posed a huge threat to the whole world. In response to allegations by the China Foreign Ministry, it was stated that China has always taken an open and responsible position regarding the publication of data on the Coronavirus epidemic.

On Wednesday, a version appeared in the American press that the so-called null patient was an employee of the biological laboratory in Wuhan, where virus studies were conducted. At a briefing on Wednesday, US President Donald Trump did not confirm or deny this information, but promised to study it carefully.

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