Central Intelligence Agency now says Covid-19 'more likely' to have come from lab
The CIA says it has 'low confidence' in its assessment that a 'research-related origin of the Covid-19 pandemic is more likely' and notes in its statement that both scenarios - lab origin and natural origin - remain plausible.
International News: Central Intelligence Agency believes COVID-19 “more likely” to have originated from lab
The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) has updated its assessment on the origins of the COVID-19 pandemic, now saying it is "more likely" the virus emerged from a laboratory rather than from nature, a spokesperson confirmed on Saturday,
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