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Russia warns against spreading 'false information' as reports emerge of second plague case

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Briefings

On October 7, 2026, the World Health Organization urged Russia to share details about a plague worker's death in Siberia while reports surfaced of a second suspected case. The Kremlin responded by stating Moscow had shared its knowledge and accused media outlets of spreading false information.

Key points

• The World Health Organization joined Western leaders to urge Russia to share information regarding the death of a plague institute worker in Siberia.
• Russia accused media of spreading false information while claiming it had shared all known details about the incident.

Context and limitations

Evidence covers only the October 7, 2026 incident involving a Siberia plague worker and the Kremlin's immediate response; no data on the second suspected case's location, symptoms, or confirmed status is provided.

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