Boris Johnson’s revelation of “covert operations” in the Netherlands

According to RCO News Agency, the Dutch Helix factory had approximately 5 million doses of AstraZeneca vaccine produced by subcontractors, and the European Union refused to send them to Britain due to the needs of its citizens.

Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson wrote in a note from his personal memoirs published in the Daily Mail newspaper: “British senior defense officials gathered in Downing Street to plan a possible plan to steal these vaccines, but I was concerned about the potential diplomatic consequences.” I warned you about this.”

Johnson said he was told by Britain’s deputy chief of defense at the time that a small boat attack to cross the English Channel and through the Dutch canals was “possible” but military officials warned that this would be “almost impossible” to achieve at the height of the lockdown. will be

One of these senior officials told Johnson: “If we are detected, we will have to explain why we actually intended to attack a longtime NATO ally.”

Johnson, who took office in 2019 promising to end the long Brexit deadlock and leave the European Union, wrote that he believed EU officials had “stolen” the vaccines.

He added: “I came to the conclusion that the European Union treated us maliciously and spitefully, but Britain was able to get its population and citizens to the vaccination stage faster.”

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