Merkel, Macron, Putin discuss Sputnik V vaccine
By DW
04 April 2021 |
8:24 am
The three leaders talked about issues of global security as well as the possibility of authorizing and producing the Russian-developed Sputnik V coronavirus vaccine in the EU.
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