Can insects transmit HIV?

is it a myth or true...?Can insects transmit HIV?
NO becuz the virus can only survive surrounded by humans.they donot inject blood from a previous bite but into the next creature bitten ,rather it injects saliva,which act as a lubricant so the insect can feed competently.also infected ppl don't have constantly enjoy high level of HIV intheir blood stream.Also insect mouth parts retain only a drastically small amounts of blood on their surfaces.finally it has be found tht insects normally don't travel from one personage to the next hastily after ingersting blood.Rather,they fly to a resting place to digest the blood meal.
If I bring back it, that's my story.
They cannot. It would seem a logical vector, but it does not work that approach. I think because it would stipulation a non human reservoir for the disease to be spread that way.
no!
the onloy insect that can is mesquitoes but even still thats extremmmmmly irregular
I think that they can.
Not to my education. I've read that mosquitoes can not.
I'm not positive but I thought that you can only grasp HIV when infected bodily fluid comes in contact near a "mucus membrane" such as the vagina, penis, mouth, anus or an open wound.
just when they have unprotected sex and blood transfusions or IV drug users, as expected.
nooooooo