On the recordFebruary 11, 2016
More recently, ISIL has gained control of enough land, physical infrastructure, scientific expertise, and professional military personnel to potentially create and deploy biological weapons.
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congress.govDonna Shalala: “More recently, ISIL has gained control of enough land, physical infrastructure, scientific expertise, and professional…”
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Shalala highlights ISIL's capabilities to develop biological weapons.
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