In what seems to be good news for the world, Russia has claimed to have developed the world’s first COVID-19 vaccine offering sustainable immunity.
Russian President Vladimir Putin spoke during a televised conference with his ministers and said:
This morning, for the first time in the world, a vaccine against the new coronavirus was registered.
The Rusian President also said that one of his daughters had taken the vaccine too.
“One of my daughters had this vaccine. I think in this sense she took part in the experiment.
-Vladimir Putin.
Russia is known to have been pushing hard for a vaccine and earlier this month the government had said that it hoped to launch mass production within weeks and turn out ‘several million’ doses per month by next year.
This news has brought in an array of reactions on Twitter.
#Russia #RussianVaccine #Putin
— Jitesh Rochlani (@JRism9) August 11, 2020
US and other countries after getting the news of Russia developing the first covid vaccine : pic.twitter.com/JQGGqydAvN
#Russia To Students (Who Want To Cancel Or Postponed there Exams) : #RussianVaccine pic.twitter.com/d82buadka2
— Feel Hapi official (@FeelHapi) August 11, 2020
Russia developed Corona Vaccine,
— Sudhanshu (@sudhanshu25_) August 11, 2020
Meanwhile other countries to #Russia–#RussianVaccine pic.twitter.com/sbodQnz4bp
Russia announces world’s first Covid-19 vaccine…
— Khuc__ (@Khuc36843560) August 11, 2020
Everyone’s reaction :-#RussianVaccine pic.twitter.com/x2cpvhodXc
#RussianVaccine
— Om Goswami (@_ohhhhhm) July 13, 2020
Russia could be the first country with #Covid_19 Vaccine after a successful human trial.
Other countries right now: pic.twitter.com/dEGCKCrEG2
My friends when they realised regular college days are not far after Russia announced COVID 19 vaccine…#RussianVaccine #Putin pic.twitter.com/vFR4LOi2Qo
— Ashish Dhungana🇮🇳 (@ashishdgn51889) August 11, 2020
#RussianVaccine
— Tweet_Bazz (@itweetbazz) July 13, 2020
Russia claims to have found #coronavaccine
Masks and Sanitizer company owners right now : pic.twitter.com/qi60h8PXvO
Last week, WHO had urged Russia to follow established guidelines and go ‘through all the stages’ necessary to develop a vaccine that is safe for mass use.
