The defense Ministry accused the US of human experimentation in Georgia
When tested on the citizens of Georgia of the drug manufactured by the firm of former U.S. Secretary of defense Donald Rumsfeld, took the life of dozens of people, told in the Ministry of defense of Russia.

When tested on the citizens of Georgia of the drug manufactured by the firm of former U.S. Secretary of defense Donald Rumsfeld, took the life of dozens of people, told in the Ministry of defense of Russia.
the Ministry explained that in early winter 2015 24 people died, later 49. Materials provided Giorgadze
before the former head of the Ministry of state security of Georgia Igor Giorgadze at a press conference in the Russian capital said that appealed to US President Donald Trump With the request to investigate the activities of the laboratory, and Richard Lugar near Tbilisi. He believes that there have the opportunity to conduct lethal experiments on human beings.
Giorgadze brought about the deaths of 30 people, according to one version, died in December 2015 after the treatment in the laboratory of hepatitis C. In April and August of 2016 lost of life, respectively, 30 and 13 people. In the column of cause of death is listed as " unknown ", but investigations of the causes was carried out. According to Giorgadze, in the papers did not contain the names, only numbers With dates of birth and gender.
according to the documents submitted by ex-Minister who died was treated with the drug "Cavaldi" American company " Gilead Sciences ", which is owned by Donald Rumsfeld. The opinion of the Ministry of defence
the Russian defense Ministry has studied the results of the investigation Giorgadze and came to the conclusion that in the Lugar laboratory experiments on people.
"Of the demonstrated documents shows that the test ended in mass deaths among patients. Despite the death of 24 people in early winter 2015, clinical studies were continued in violation of international standards and despite the request of the patients. This resulted in the death of 49 people,"