Thera are probably mote Sputnik enthusiasts in Slovakia than in Russia
itself. I’m fact, not only did Putin himself refuse his vaccination to be shown publicly in any form but his spokesman refused to say which vaccine was used. The question why is quite interesting. One thing
itself. I’m fact, not only did Putin himself refuse his vaccination to be shown publicly in any form but his spokesman refused to say which vaccine was used. The question why is quite interesting. One thing
https://twitter.com/andreasshrugged/status/1403632057952182275
we know it was not Sputnik Lite (which is just the first dose of Sputnik masquerading as an independent single dose vaccine), not the EpiVac Corona of the Vector Research Center (the former military biowarfare lab, infamous for accidents in which some of its scientists & at least
100 persons died & which probably caused the 1977 worldwide Russian flu pandemic), because that is also a single dose vaccine & certainly not the Chumakov Center’s Covivac, which was not yet in use when Putin got his first dose. So if it was a Russian vaccine, it must have been
Sputnik V, but if so why not say so? Especially that Russian propaganda is trying to sell it as superior to Western vaccines while persistent rumor in Russia says Putin got Pfizer.
And now there is another curious matter: when Putin received his second dose it was said that he
And now there is another curious matter: when Putin received his second dose it was said that he
had no side effects at all but he has just said that his temperature went up to 37.2. (He got his first dose on 23 March and second on 14 of April - three weeks interval which was originally recommended for Pfizer).
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