China Again Claims COVID-19 Origin in the USA: What This Means for Global Debates and Cryptocurrencies
Beijing has once again shaken the international community with statements suggesting that new evidence points to the United States as the country of origin for COVID-19. This statement is another twist in the long-standing and heated debates over the origins of the pandemic that have been stirring scientific, political, and economic circles for years. At the same time, against the backdrop of these accusations, the world of cryptocurrencies continues to demonstrate its unique resilience and sensitivity to geopolitical shifts.
China's Repeated Accusations: Details and Context
Chinese officials and state media have made similar claims before. Since the beginning of the pandemic, there have been speculations that the virus may have been brought to Wuhan, where the first cases were recorded, through military sports games or other contacts with the United States. This time, citing "new evidence," Beijing is strengthening its position, likely linked to deteriorating relations with the USA and a desire to shift responsibility for the global crisis.