Sputnik V's creators are shocked by mRNA vaccines

Specialists of the Russian "Gamaleya Center" believe that
revaccination with mRNA vaccines every three months is too
little studied and may have unintended consequences. They
announced this (https://bit.ly/3ENBZVe) on Twitter.
Revaccination after three months has never been used before
during a pandemic. The hasty, not well-researched practice of
administering booster doses of mRNA vaccines three months
after vaccination around the world may have unintended
consequences for the safety of their use and underlines the short
duration of action of such vaccines. Earlier, the CEO and
co-founder of the German company BioNTech Ugur Shahin did
not rule out (https://bit.ly/3IIUjRG) that a booster vaccination
against COVID-19 in light of the spread of the omicron strain
would be required three months after full vaccination (after
receiving two doses of the drug). In addition, the European
Medicines Agency also announced the possibility of administering
a booster dose three months after the completion of primary
vaccination. Thus, this news is very important for those who are
watching the strange events around mRNA vaccines. Unwittingly,
scientists from the "Gamaleya Center" have opened the veil of
secrecy over mRNA vaccines.
Let me remind you that quite recently and suddenly for everyone
it was announced the development of an elusive during 40-year-old,
effective vaccine against HIV. Thanks to mRNA technology,
scientists expect to overcome many of the challenges of the past
four decades. At this stage, preclinical experiments with HIV
vaccines are very promising and show the necessary safety and high
efficiency of the approach. Reported to EurekAlert
(https://bit.ly/3IMADwq). Experiments in mice showed that two
doses of the vaccine caused the production of neutralizing
antibodies in all animals. Further experiments on monkeys evaluated
the high (!) Dosages of the drug and various vaccination regimens.
By the end of 58 weeks, all monkeys developed measurable levels
of antibodies against most strains of HIV. As always, no serious
side effects have been reported.
Despite numerous studies, the nature of HIV still holds many
mysteries for scientists. For example, recently it became known
about a patient who was able to completely get rid of HIV without
drugs and any therapy (https://bit.ly/3DNidYG).