After an aide was found infected with the virus earlier last week, the White House refused to reveal how many administration employees were infected with Covid - despite being vaccinated.

In her press conference, White House press secretary Jane Psaki justified her refusal that "the public does not need this information," even as American vaccination efforts have slowed down and new cases of Corona virus infection have increased due to the most contagious Delta mutant.

When asked at the press conference about the data on hacks at the White House, Baki noted that people who had been vaccinated and contracted a hacking infection were less likely to be seriously ill or to die.

She said: "There is nothing in this world 100% guaranteed," those fully vaccinated against Covid-19 can be infected, but serious illness is rare. "

She continued: "As many medical experts have said, both inside and outside the U.S. government, those vaccinated are protected from serious diseases, the majority of whom are asymptomatic if they are vaccinated individuals."

"The impact of hacks is limited because the country is now" in a different place "than it was 6 or 7 months ago when the vaccination campaign of the administration of the United States President, Joe Biden, was gaining momentum."

When a reporter again pressured Jane Basaki to disclose how many staff members of the Department had been vaccinated, she replied: "Why do you need to get this information?" Text her back: "For the sake of transparency and for the benefit of the public, and a better understanding of how advanced situations work here within the White House."

Jane Psaki's refusal to disclose the information comes after it was established earlier last week that a White House official as well as an aide to the Speaker of the United States House of Representatives, Nancy Pelosi, were infected with the new corona virus after they attended a joint event and were both fully vaccinated.

According to the American Centers for Disease Control (CDC), "Cofid-19 vaccines are very effective, but they do not provide 100% protection against HIV, which means that a small proportion of fully vaccinated people will remain infected if exposed to the virus they cause."

Last Wednesday, Jane Basaki revealed that more than one hacking case occurred in the White House, but she declined to go into further detail.