Kremlin mum about when Putin will take Russia’s coronavirus vaccine

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Russian President Vladimir Putin’s advisers still can’t say when the Kremlin chief will take a coronavirus vaccine, months after declaring that Russia had won the race to produce the inoculant.

“He told us that he will be vaccinated himself,” Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters Monday, per state-run TASS. “But he will say himself when and how it happened.”

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