The Kremlin responded to the lack of documents for the registration of "Sputnik V"

The Kremlin does not understand what documents are missing for the registration of the Russian vaccine against the Sputnik V CORONAVIRUS in Europe, but they are ready to provide them. This was stated by the press secretary of the President Dmitry Peskov, RIA Novosti reports.

According to him, the European Medical Agency (EMA) still believes that an incomplete set of documents for the registration of Sputnik V was prepared and submitted.

“Now we are trying to understand what they think is missing, and, of course, our special departments that are working – this is both the Ministry of HEALTH and the RDIF – they will supplement this set so that it will be registered in the near future,” he explained.

On October 21, REUTERS, citing its own sources, reported that the regulator is unlikely to resolve the issue of registering the Russian vaccine in the European Union before the first quarter of 2022. The EMA told the agency that the use of Sputnik V in the European Union will be reviewed until RUSSIA provides the regulator with access to all the necessary data.