The CIA organized a fake hepatitis vaccination campaign in Abbottabad, Pakistan in 2011 to collect DNA from Bin Laden's compound to confirm his identity. After the operation was exposed, nine vaccination workers were murdered, the UN withdrew workers, and polio cases surged as Pakistani communities lost trust in all vaccination programs. The CIA pledged in 2014 to stop using vaccination programs as cover.
CIA Ran a Fake Vaccination Program in Pakistan to Hunt Bin Laden's DNA, Causing a Polio Crisis
βCIA sham campaign created crisis in public health.β
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