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Saturday, February 27, 2021
What we still don't know about Covid-19 in Russia Already a year has passed since Europe, including Russia, is combating the Covid-19 pandemic. Some countries have fared better, some worse; some were more successful in dealing with the first wave, some did better during the second. One thing, however, has remained the same - there is still no information on how successful the world's largest country, Russia, was in combating the pandemic.
Saturday, February 27, 2021What we still don't know about Covid-19 in Russia Already a year has passed since Europe, including Russia, is combating the Covid-19 pandemic. Some countries have fared better, some worse; some were more successful in dealing with the first wave, some did better during the second. One thing, however, has remained the same - there is still no information on how successful the world's largest country, Russia, was in combating the pandemic.
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Thursday, February 18, 2021
The (non-)success story of Sputnik-V vaccine The extensive work of the propaganda machine in Russia resulted in Muscovites not rushing to "seize" hospitals to receive the vaccine, and by mid-February only several hundred thousand people in Moscow had received the vaccine, and most of these people were the elderly.
Thursday, February 18, 2021The (non-)success story of Sputnik-V vaccine The extensive work of the propaganda machine in Russia resulted in Muscovites not rushing to "seize" hospitals to receive the vaccine, and by mid-February only several hundred thousand people in Moscow had received the vaccine, and most of these people were the elderly.
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Monday, September 28, 2020
Putin's vaccine is an instrument to control the public Russia's aggressive pressure towards the development of a vaccine has more to do with political prestige, rather than actual care for the health of Russians and other people around the world. Moscow's main goal is to be the first to develop such a vaccine, regardless of the costs or consequences.
Monday, September 28, 2020Putin's vaccine is an instrument to control the public Russia's aggressive pressure towards the development of a vaccine has more to do with political prestige, rather than actual care for the health of Russians and other people around the world. Moscow's main goal is to be the first to develop such a vaccine, regardless of the costs or consequences.
