No, genius, nobody thinks a weapons program would hang a giant “WEAPONS LAB” sign on the door. That is not the point. The point is that you still have to prove weaponization, not just point at a pathogen and hyperventilate.
Anthrax exists in nature. Ukraine has had anthrax outbreaks in livestock and contaminated soil for years. Public health labs study, detect, store, and secure dangerous pathogens precisely because those pathogens already exist and can kill people and animals. That is why disease surveillance exists. That is why threat reduction programs exist. That is why labs test for anthrax, plague, tularemia, brucellosis, and other dangerous agents.
The U.S. Defense Threat Reduction Agency said its Ukraine program was designed to consolidate and secure pathogens, improve detection, diagnose outbreaks, and report disease threats. It also said the work was peaceful, subject to export-control measures and vetting, and did not sponsor gain-of-function research or human experimentation. That is not a confession to biological weapons. It is the exact opposite: securing dangerous materials so they are not stolen, mishandled, or weaponized.
So “what were they doing with all the anthrax?” They were doing what disease labs do: detecting it, cataloging it, securing it, and monitoring outbreaks. The existence of anthrax in a lab is not proof of a weapons program any more than fentanyl in a DEA lab proves the DEA is running a cartel.
Your argument is just suspicion pretending to be evidence. You start with “they had anthrax,” skip every required step, and land on “therefore bioweapons.” That's not reasoning. That's Russian propaganda with a cheap paint job.