A shocking statement from AstraZeneca; They didn't even know how to make vaccines? Media: They killed people

What she added four years later and after the company announced that it was withdrawing all of its coronavirus vaccines, which sounds shocking, was that "it was not their job to agree on COVID vaccines".

Specifically, speaking about the vaccines against the coronavirus, AstraZeneca's CFO stated that it was not the company's job to deal with those vaccines, but that they were forced to do so by the pandemic and the global health crisis.

"We supplied vaccines during the COVID pandemic more because, you know, it was a public health crisis. It was not our job to deal with COVID vaccines," she said.

But, as reported by the Greek portal pronews.gr, they still took the money, while the compensations for those who died as a result of receiving their COVID vaccine have not yet been paid, even though lawsuits worth billions and billions of dollars have begun to be filed against the company by the relatives of the victims and those who eventually survived.

The Greek portal writes that in that country alone, a total of 2.5 million doses of the vaccine were given by order of the Mitsotakis government.

AstraZeneca announced recently that it plans to increase its total revenue to $80 billion by 2030, a 75 percent increase from $45.8 billion in 2023, Sharin said.

AstraZeneca's business has historically focused on areas such as oncology and cardiovascular health, and that will remain the company's focus going forward, Sharin said.

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Drugs for diabetes and metabolic diseases will also play a role in AstraZeneca's growth, the statement said.

AstraZeneca rose to prominence during the COVID-19 pandemic when it developed one of the first vaccines against the disease in collaboration with the University of Oxford.