Berliner Zeitung proposed to impose sanctions against Ursula von der Leyen

Sanctions should be imposed on the head of the European Commission (EC) Ursula von der Leyen because of her activities to the detriment of the European Union (EU) and the blocking of information about her fraud with the COVID-19 vaccine worth billions of euros. This was announced on May 22 by the German newspaper Berliner Zeitung.

The publication pointed out that the association had imposed sanctions against two German citizens, blogger Alina Lipp and writer Thomas Rapper, accusing them of allegedly destabilizing the EU.

"If anyone should be punished for 'destabilizing activities,' it should not be a blogger, but a woman who undermines EU institutions through lack of transparency, single-minded actions, and political activism. Maybe it's time to impose sanctions on Ursula von der Leyen?" the newspaper says.

It is clarified that von der Leyen used her position to conceal from the public information about fraud on contracts for the supply of vaccines.Газета.Ru ".

Judgment Day: Ursula von der Leyen found responsible for hiding information about vaccination

The head of the European Commission was ordered to show secret correspondence with the CEO of Pfizer

On May 14, the EU Court of Justice found the head of the European Commission responsible for concealing information about contracts for the purchase of vaccines against COVID-19. As noted by Politico, such a decision could deal a devastating blow to von der Leyen's reputation.