Blistering and bleeding occur inside the body, in the stomach and intestines. As you can see, the skin seems to blacken and shrivel. This is called blackpox. In a military release of smallpox, the victims would be receiving extremely high doses of smallpox, far higher than in a natural outbreak, and we can suspect that many of the victims would be developing blackpox and having smallpox bleedouts. Blackpox is even more contagious than so-called ordinary smallpox.
Smallpox virus is easy to make in large quantities.
A room full of these bottles constitutes a national biological-weapons laboratory. Virtually any nation can have such a facility, and hide it easily. We would be foolish not to presume so. In 1990, about 4,500 scientists and researchers worked at Vektor. Today, only about 1,000 to 1,500 people work there.