Tayyebeh Mokhber has become the first person to receive #Iran's #Covid19 vaccine as the vaccine's clinical trial begins.

In the video below, reporters are told constantly to keep their distance from her, to no avail.
Iranian media are highlighting the fact that she's the daughter of the head of the state-run organisation behind the development of the vaccine.

Two other people are expected to be inoculated today. ImageImage
Would note that the actual vaccination has not yet been shown on television, possibly because showing a woman's bare arm on TV is a big no-no in Iran.
#Iran's state TV has now broadcast footage of all three people receiving the shot. I've spliced relevant bits in the video below.

Despite this being phase 1 of the vaccine's clinical trial, it's receiving the sort of coverage you'd expect they'd give the final product. #Covid19

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31 May
Deputy Commander of #Iran's Army RAdm Sayyari has criticised everyone from the state TV to the IRGC itself for promoting the Guards are expense of the Army. IRNA released 13 mins of its exclusive interview w/ Sayyari before taking it down today.

But Google cache remembers. 1/5
Like other armies around the world, he said, Iran's Army "doesn't believe in publicising everything it does" because it would risk exposing "national security capabilities".

"We're not a refrigerator manufacturer," he said, prompting the interviewers to smile. (00:27)

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Perhaps taking a dig at the Guards' submarines, he said: "It's not necessary to tell the youth 'Look at me - Sayyari - look how hard I work; look what I made, look how I go under water!'"

Instead, he said, the Army holds drills to show off its capabilities.

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