China has asked the United States to answer "big questions" about the Corona epidemic

 
Jack Sullivan, the US president's national security adviser, said in a recent interview that China would face "international isolation" if it did not investigate the source of the novel corona virus further.

White House Press Secretary Jane Sackie threatened that the United States and its allies would work together to put the necessary pressure on China.

US politicians are not qualified to blackmail and coerce China into identifying the source of the virus, nor do they have the support of the international community.

Various investigations in the United States show that the novel corona virus was present in the United States several weeks before the first confirmed case came to light.

This was also the case during an investigation of blood samples collected from more than 24,000 Americans in the first three months of last year.

Research by French scientists also shows that the novel corona virus appeared in Europe in November 2019. Therefore, the identification of the virus in various places should be researched through international cooperation on this issue.

China has twice invited the World Health Organization to visit China, but the United States has not yet opened its doors to the World Health Organization, and has even threatened to "isolate China" from the world. How ridiculous!

Of course, Sullivan and others need to answer these questions.

Despite being the most advanced country in the world in terms of medical resources and technology, how did the United States get 33.54 million cases and 600,000 deaths so far? Who is responsible for America's failure to fight this epidemic?

The United States should conduct a thorough investigation and question responsible US officials who have failed in their duty to fight the novel Corona virus epidemic.

China recently called for a full investigation into the source of the epidemic in the United States, the causes and causes of an ineffective counter-epidemic strategy, and more than 200 biological laboratories abroad, including Fort Detrick.