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MINSK, February 26. /TASS/. A trial batch of the Russian Sputnik V vaccine against the coronavirus has been manufactured in Belarus, Belarusian Health Minister Dmitry Pinevich told journalists on Friday. "Today is a landmark moment for all of us. We welcome you during an official launch of the localization of the Sputnik V vaccine in the Republic of Belarus. A trial batch of the Russian Sputnik V vaccine was produced," he noted. "We fulfilled agreements of our presidents [of Belarus and Russia - TASS] on joint counteraction to the spread of the infection. Inoculation now is an essential f...

RDIF: Belarus-made Sputnik V vaccine might be exported to third countries MINSK, 26 February (BelTA) – The Sputnik V coronavirus vaccine produced in Belarus might be exported to third countries, Kirill Dmitriev, CEO of the Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF) told reporters, BelTA has learned. “We see that Belarus is able to produce a vaccine not only for its own needs. After satisfying domestic demand, it will be possible to export the vaccine to third countries to help them fight against the pandemic, although, of course, vaccination of citizens of Russia and Belarus will remain a prio...

Belarus manufactures first validation batches of Russia's Sputnik V vaccine MINSK, 26 February (BelTA) – The first validation batches of Russia's Sputnik V coronavirus vaccine have been produced in Belarus, Healthcare Minister Dmitry Pinevich told BelTA. The Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF), Russia's pharmaceutical company Generium and Belarus' major pharmaceutical company Belmedpreparaty are launching the production of Sputnik V, the world's first registered vaccine against coronavirus. The first validation batches of the vaccine were bottled using Russian technology at the Belmedprep...

“The fight against the pandemic is far from over. We are reeling under the second wave, though the caseload is showing a downward trend in all regions. The third wave is most likely to be less intensive, through much will depend on the spread of new strains and the vaccination coverage,” Dmitry Pinevich said.

Work is underway to remove differences in the facility infrastructure across the country, Dmitry Pinevich said. The Belarusian regions have recently received 12 MRI scans, 21 CT scans and 11 angiographs.