The EU on the other hand keeps seizing vaccines produced for other countries.
Citation needed. I've not heard about this at all.
If you promise to deliver you better do, or don't produce the product in there and ship it elsewhere.
> EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced that the bloc will not share coronavirus vaccines with other countries until it has "a better production situation in the EU." This is reported by DW.
https://112.international/politics/eu-wont-share-covid-vacci...
The EU did. For a year. And now it doesn't, since the UK and USA do not.
The first vaccine only came out about 4 months ago.
However, you are right - the EU has donated about 30 million doses, enough for 15 million people. It's not nothing, but not that much either.
> Overall, 77 million doses have been shipped from the European Union since early December, 88 million will have been distributed internally by the end of the week, and 62 million shots have been administered within the bloc, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/europe/covid-vaccines-e...
The EU tried to play nice and it was screwed over by other countries and by AstraZeneca.
If you look at the numbers, the EU exported almost as many vaccines as it used, while its vaccination rate was half the UK/US one.
they did, then stopped to plan the production, so they can share more later, that makes 100% sense and seems to be the best strategy to vaccinate everyone safely
Saying "no they don't" is mostly a lie and is unfair to say, such a simplistic sentence that hides the real intentions