U.S. presses Russia for answers on Siberia lab death, WHO assesses risk as 'very low'
The U.S. has formally pressed Russia for more information after a worker at a Siberian plague research center died from an unexplained pneumonia, according to the WSJ. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Moscow has provided “still quite limited” information, while Russia says testing found no pathogen linked to her work. The WHO currently assesses the international health risk as “very low.”
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