Dashboard: Vaccinating Eurasia - August ARMENIA Who's eligible: Armenia has taken the rare step of offering the vaccine to anyone, including foreigners, without registration. On July 1, all adults became eligible. On July 15, new regulations made it harder for foreigners to receive vaccines on quick trips to Armenia after the country was deluged by Iranians seeking inoculations. What's available: The Health Ministry on July 9 said that, of the 279,460 doses imported so far, 26.6 percent were AstraZeneca, 37.5 percent were Sputnik V, and 35.7 percent were Sinovac. Armenia has begun producing Sputnik V under license from Russia, Ekho Kavkaza reported on July 1, though the first batches must undergo tests before being distributed and as of early August, it is unclear when these tests will be completed. Between May and July, 89,000 doses of Sputnik V were imported from Russia. 50,000 AstraZeneca doses arrived through the international Covax program on May 17.