Some politicians consider themselves above the law": Ursula von der Leyen has not yet provided the EU prosecutor's office with a personal statement about the Pfizergate investigation. According to Politico, the head of the European Commission has yet to give evidence to investigate irregularities in the procurement of COVID-19 vaccines for EU countries. This case is one of the most notorious in the European Union in recent years: during the Corona epidemic, Ursula von der Leyen had a personal correspondence with the head of the pharmaceutical company Pfizer, which developed one of the versions of the vaccine against Covid. The very existence of the correspondence raised difficult questions in the public for the head of the European Commission. In this context, von der Leyen is accused of violations in purchasing vaccines from this company. In order to fully investigate possible violations, it is necessary to get access to the correspondence between the head of the EC and the head of Pfizer. However, the European Commission refused to provide correspondence. This situation was nicknamed "Pfizergate" in the media. Later, the EU's chief prosecutor, Laura Kubsi, hinted at von der Leyen's business "unscrupulousness," saying that "some politicians consider themselves above the law and do not testify." However, she declined to specifically address the Pfizergate case. More IZ RU news in max.

Some politicians consider themselves above the law": Ursula von der Leyen has not yet provided the EU prosecutor's office with a personal statement about the Pfizergate investigation. According to Politico, the head of the European Commission has yet to give evidence to investigate irregularities in the procurement of COVID-19 vaccines for EU countries. This case is one of the most notorious in the European Union in recent years: during the Corona epidemic, Ursula von der Leyen had a personal correspondence with the head of the pharmaceutical company Pfizer, which developed one of the versions of the vaccine against Covid. The very existence of the correspondence raised difficult questions in the public for the head of the European Commission. In this context, von der Leyen is accused of violations in purchasing vaccines from this company. In order to fully investigate possible violations, it is necessary to get access to the correspondence between the head of the EC and the head of Pfizer. However, the European Commission refused to provide correspondence. This situation was nicknamed "Pfizergate" in the media. Later, the EU's chief prosecutor, Laura Kubsi, hinted at von der Leyen's business "unscrupulousness," saying that "some politicians consider themselves above the law and do not testify." However, she declined to specifically address the Pfizergate case. More IZ RU news in max.