Russia has claimed to develop its 1st coronavirus vaccine. The vaccine has been developed by Moscow's Gamaleya institute. What and how much do we know about the vaccine. Watch report.

Russia 1st COVID-19 vaccine ready for use | What do we know about the vaccine?

Twenty countries including India have expressed interest in acquiring doses of Sputnik V which has been claimed as Russia's world's first vaccine against COVID-19. Watch report.

20 countries have expressed interest in Russia's COVID-19 vaccine: India pre-orders | World news

NIAID director Anthony Fauci cast doubts on the effectiveness of Russia's registered coronavirus vaccine touted by President Vladimir Putin on August 11.

Doubts whether Russians have proven COVID-19 vaccine safety | Anthony Fauci

Russia's President Vladimir Putin that the world has its first vaccine against the coronavirus. The President announced that the vaccine has been registered and his daughter is among those who have been vaccinated. The move comes before the country plans to start mass vaccination in October. Watch report.

WION Dispatch: Russia names new COVID-19 vaccine 'Sputnik V'

Russia on Tuesday declared itself the first country to approve a coronavirus vaccine with President Vladimir Putin saying one of his daughters had been inoculated.

WION Fineprint: Details of Russia's clinical trials not known yet

Vladimir Putin: Russian vaccine is ready for use | Russia COVID-19 vaccine | WION

Russia's President Vladamir Putin that the world has its first vaccine against the coronavirus. The President announced that the vaccine has been registered and his daughter is among those who have been vaccinated. The move comes before the country plans to start mass vaccination in October. Watch report.

Russia claims to have developed first COVID-19 vaccine Sputnik