The screen went black. Then—a new message:
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On April 3, at 08:00 GMT, with Leclerc watching the feeds and a virtual key escrowed to three independent NGOs, the dump went live. File names, metadata, satellite imagery, a decoded manifest that spoke of clandestine antigen shipments labeled as “clinical reagents”—everything. The documents included a single audio file: a recorded conversation between an unnamed procurement officer and a logistics manager arranging “specialized containment” for “sensitive material.” The handwriting matched an internal memo from Dr. Mehta’s laboratory.