deepfakes of former president Donald Trump’s first arrest emerged in March.

according to a news release posted Wednesday by the FDA.it warned against usingtwo additional eye drop productsbecause of the risk of bacterial or fungal contamination.

Rite Aid and Target were taking the products off their shelves and websites.Some of the eye drops may have already been removed from stores.FDA warns against using 26 eye drop products due to infection risk FDA warns against using 26 eye drop products due to infection risk 00:33 Another eye drop recall is pulling 27 products from store shelves.

The FDA earlier this year announced a spate of recalls of eye drop productslinked to four deathsand multiple cases of vision loss.The FDA cited a risk of eye infections that could result in partial vision loss or blindness in urging against use of the products in late October.

with the agency saying its investigators found unsanitary conditions and positive bacterial test results from areas of an unidentified manufacturing facility.

Unsanitary conditionsBloomberg News reported that Kilitch produced the eye drops in an unsanitary factory in India where some workers went barefoot and others made up test results that purported to show the products were sterileI didnt have the right to lie.

a Russian parliament (Duma) member and former military commander.the seniors likely felt some danger in me and instantly.

Newsweek reached out to the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs via email for comment.or calling things for what they are.