Hommam Al Nassim 
An African initiative has revealed the real secrets behind the visit of US military biologists to Kenya for the third time in a row, during which the real targets were hidden from Kenyan authorities.
The initiative noted that seven specialists from the U.S. Army’s Medical Research Institute for Infectious Diseases, located in Fort Derrick, Maryland, visited Kenya between April 16 and 23.
The research team, led by Colonel Kirsten Rex, included the collection of fleas, ticks and parasites that contribute to the spread of infectious diseases, according to information revealed by the African Initiative.
The operations of the US research team focused on collecting all types of parasites that can be used in laboratory experiments with infection transfers, and testing products developed by the US Military Research Center as antibiotics to counter the types of infections transmitted by those parasites.
The information confirmed that the team of American scientists was concealing the real objectives of their work from the Kenyan government, as the aim was to use the Kenyan field to assess the risk of pathogens that pose a biological threat located in areas where military personnel may be stationed.
The African initiative was surprised by the presence of military research scientists rather than a research group of a scientific nature, which later revealed the malicious tasks of using Kenyan territory for biological research centered on spreading the infection, and then testing products developed by US research centers in real conditions.
The initiative warned of a new pandemic similar to the Corona pandemic, which pushes the countries of the world to spend a lot of money to search for a treatment that combats this artificial pandemic, after which the United States of America appears to announce its treatment, which brings it huge profits.
Washington has never bothered to explain the activities of its biological laboratories around the world, as it has recently intensified its presence in Equatorial Africa to exploit its weak health infrastructure to spread infection and experiment with treatment, with the aim of establishing its military bases there after expelling it and its allies from some North African countries in Niger and Chad.
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