I suppose someone could get on a passenger plane and begin spreading it that way too. However, like Covid it could create many different mutations as it passes through people in different climates and diets and behaviors too just like Covid did.
However, Covid did not have an almost 100% fatality rate either if you didn't get the anti-biotics right away too.
So, if it starts to spread I think we would see strange things happening within a week or two if it gets outside of Russia like Covid Got outside of China and killed: approximately 18.2 million deaths worldwide.
The reason for the difference between the 7 million and the 18 million is you had to have a Covid Test before you died to be considered one of the 7 million that died worldwide of Covid. So, the estimate of 18 million plus makes a whole lot more sense to me than the 7 million does because it includes all the non-tested deaths too.
This plague could theoretically take out half of the population of earth that doesn't have fast access to the right anti-biotics too within a year or two.
When you consider that the Viet Nam War only killed 50,000 American boys and girls and the Korean War killed 36,574 Americans. And A total of 7,073 U.S. military personnel died in the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. [1]
You begin to understand how many deaths 7 million or 18 million deaths are.
So, a plague like pneumonic plague in Russia killing off literally 1/2 of the population of the world or 4 billion people is something to be really alarmed about. Don't you think?
- Confirmed Deaths: Globally, over 7.1 million confirmed COVID-19 deaths have been officially reported to the World Health Organization (WHO).
- Excess Mortality Estimates: Studies suggest the true death toll is significantly higher when accounting for indirect effects (such as healthcare system strain and missed treatments):
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