U.S. investigates deaths of service members after COVID-19 vaccinations
U.S. Health Secretary Robert Kennedy Jr. and Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth have launched an investigation into the possible deaths of American service members following mandatory COVID-19 vaccination.
This was reported by Politico, citing court testimony from military doctor Theresa Long.
According to the publication, Long stated in a federal court in Virginia that she is working with Kennedy Jr. and Hegseth to determine whether service members could have died because of COVID-19 vaccines after President Joe Biden introduced mandatory vaccination for personnel in 2021.
According to Long, who has been brought into the investigation, she is reviewing more than 2,500 unconfirmed reports of service members' deaths after vaccination that were registered in the government's Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS).
She also stated that she personally knows of 28 fatal outcomes presumably linked to vaccination. At the same time, the court barred her from disclosing additional details.
