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Putin has ordered a mass immunization campaign for Corona starting next week

The President of Russia has announced the introduction of the "Sputnik 5" vaccine, despite doubts about it in Western countries.

His daughter has already been vaccinated following the announcement of the success of the experiment in the summer

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Wednesday, 02 December 2020, 15:46

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In the video: The British Minister of Health expresses satisfaction with the approval for the use of the Pfizer vaccine (Photo: Reuters, edited by Tal Reznik)

Russian President Vladimir Putin today (Wednesday) ordered a massive immunization campaign in Russia starting next week.

Moscow has developed the "Sputnik 5" vaccine, which will come into use despite doubts about it in Western countries.

Putin said back in August, with the announcement of the successful experiment, that his daughter had already been vaccinated.

The first to receive the vaccine will be the medical staff and teachers.

"Let's agree on that - you will not report to me next week, but will start mass vaccinations. Let's go to work," Putin told Deputy Prime Minister Tatiana Golikova.

In doing so, Russia joins the UK, which has said it will begin vaccinating its citizens starting next week, following a vaccine-approved emergency permit developed by Pfizer and BioNTech.

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Putin at a cabinet meeting today (Photo: Reuters)

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