Peskov could not name the timing of Putin's revaccination from COVID-19

Russian presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov told TASS that he does not know when Vladimir Putin will receive the next dose of the COVID-19 vaccine .

“I can’t answer yet, I just don’t know,” he said, answering a related question.

According to Peskov, certain precautions regarding the head of state remain, but at the same time, the situation with the coronavirus is now “not so hot.”

“As far as the president is concerned, special rules apply, as they did before. Therefore, everything that is necessary to protect the health of the president is all being done, ”the spokesman added.

Putin made the first vaccination on March 23, 2021, he was vaccinated with the second component on April 14. Later, the president said that he had been vaccinated with the Sputnik V drug, which was developed by the Moscow Center. Gamaleya.

Peskov announced on October 17, 2021 that the president would be re-vaccinated against COVID-19. Then he noted that the decision on the timing will be made based on the level of antibodies in Putin.

In mid-September, the Russian president went into self-isolation due to cases of COVID-19 in his entourage. Putin once worked all day with a man who had the coronavirus. His adjutant fell ill, with whom he communicated "from morning to evening." At the same time, the head of state, as he himself noted, did not become infected due to the high titer of antibodies. At the end of September, Putin came out of self-isolation.