The World Health Organization (WHO) report DIDN'T clarify the origins of COVID-19, White House spokesperson Jen Psaki said, Report informs.
"The analysis performed to date from our experts, their concern is that there isn't additional support for one hypothesis. It doesn't lead us to any closer of an understanding or greater knowledge than we had six to nine months ago about the origin. It also doesn’t provide us guidelines or steps, recommended steps on how we should prevent this from happening in the future. And those are imperative," said Psaki.
In addition, she accused China of being opaque over the origins of the virus.
"Well, they have not been transparent. They have not provided underlying data. That certainly doesn't qualify as cooperation," Psaki emphasized.