‘Not great, not terrible’: Why nobody trusts Russia to tell the truth about plague
The article questions the credibility of Russian accounts concerning a plague-related incident in Irkutsk, citing Moscow's history of limited transparency. The lack of reliable information is fueling concern about what happened.
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