CIA says Covid-19 probably leaked from Chinese laboratory
US intelligence agency changes assessment of pandemic’s likely origins
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CIA now says COVID most likely originated from a lab leak
The CIA now believes the virus responsible for the COVID-19 pandemic most likely originated from a laboratory.CBS News - 9h -
CIA believes COVID likely originated from a lab, but agency has low confidence in its own finding
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CIA believes Covid-19 likely caused by lab leak, NBC News reports
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CIA says lab leak most likely source of Covid outbreak
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CIA shifts theory on COVID origin: Reports
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CIA shifts assessment on Covid origins, saying lab leak likely caused outbreak
The Central Intelligence Agency on Saturday said it has shifted its previous assessments and has concluded that it’s likely the Covid-19 virus was leaked from a Chinese lab before it became a ...NBC News - 1d -
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