Russia’s Health Ministry has approved world’s FIRST Covid-19 vaccine

BATTLE FOR WORLD | August 11, 2020: The Russian President Vladimir Putin announced on Tuesday (August 11) morning that the country of Russia has registered the world’s first vaccine against the coronavirus COVID-19/SARS-CoV-2. And said the dose is effective in forming immunity against the deadly pathogen that has caused the spread globally.

“As far as I know, a vaccine against the coronavirus infection has been registered this morning (in Russia) for the first time in the world,” the President announced to members of the government. “I thank everyone who worked on the vaccine – it’s a very important moment for the whole world.”

President Putin insisted that vaccination against COVID-19 in Russia should only be carried out on a voluntary basis, and that nobody is forced to accept immunization. And revealed that one of his daughters was already vaccinated.

“I know that it works rather effectively, forms a stable immunity, and, I repeat, it passed all the necessary inspections,” Putin said.

The Russian Health Minister Mikhail Murashko to provide more detailed information regarding plans for immunization, and hoped that the Russian vaccine go into general circulation by January (2021), but in the interval medical workers and teachers are given priority. And that Russia “…will begin the stage-by-stage civilian use of the vaccine. First and foremost, we would like to offer vaccination to those who come into contact with infected persons at work. These are medical workers. And also those who are responsible for children’s health – teachers”.

Russia registered the world’s first COVID-19 vaccine.

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