If the COVID-19 epidemic is confirmed to have spread from the United States, will the United States be responsible for it?

Since the outbreak of new source of coronary artery, there are different opinions. Although the media is highly hyped, every country has its own version.

However, I have to say that this matter has not been finalized. Of course, scientific research institutions in various countries have not given up their investigation on this matter.

With regard to novel coronavirus, our first concern is the American media reports that many Russian media used different versions of the language, and claimed that the virus was synthesized in the United States.

Of course, the United States strongly denied that when the United States questioned the Russian government, the Russian government responded that it had not said anything about it.

So there is no evidence to accuse the United States of synthesizing.

In short, countries are still investigating this source of COVID-19. According to the current research results, it is considered that the probability of synthesizing novel coronavirus is not great.

After all, people in many countries around the world are now facing the harm brought by novel coronavirus. Even the United States is a victim.

So it is unlikely that this virus will be synthesized artificially. Of course, the possibility of synthesis is not ruled out, but you should know that this virus is not good for anyone.

So, it can't be synthetic.

Then, at this time, the problem comes, such as, if the new coronary artery comes from the United States. So, does the United States need to compensate the affected countries?

Since the virus is not synthetic, it is natural, and this is a natural disaster. So there is no need to compensate any country.

To put it bluntly, this virus is like earthquakes, flash floods and mudslides. It's a natural disaster. You can't predict it.

Therefore, there is no need to pay for this matter.

Just like the tragedy on the Princess Diamond, because it was a natural disaster, no one paid for the patients on board, but Japan treated them out of humanitarianism.

Therefore, even if the evidence is conclusive, it is a natural disaster and does not require state compensation.