Dr. Malone's Deep Dive into the Russian 'Plague' and What We Should Know

Dr. Robert Malone : Oct 7, 2026
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[Malone.news] In 2025, on the Russian side in the Kosh-Agach district of the Altai Republic, field workers collected material on the 14th and again on the 18th of August. Three samples came from grey marmots, including scavenger remains and a carcass. Another came from a long-tailed ground squirrel. Cultures came up on August 22, 27 and 29: four strains of Yersinia pestis, all of the main subspecies, the fully virulent form responsible for the historic pandemics. ... In the last week of September, Darya Shipilova fell ill. She was a laboratory technician at the Irkutsk Anti-Plague Research Institute of Siberia and the Far East, which holds the reference collection of cultures from this borderland. She was hospitalized on September 29 and died on October 2. ... Institute scientists tested fifty-one Y. pestis strains from the Gorno-Altai collection against eight antibiotics. They found no resistant strains. The important finding is straightforward: the plague strains tested from this region are susceptible to antibiotics. That raises another unanswered question about Shipilova's death. Was she treated for plague, and if so, when? If she was not, why not?... Subscribe for free to Breaking Christian News here Click Here to read this extensive article in its entirety. (Image: Pexels)