They said they discovered the vaccine: Humor Breaks With Putin and the Russians

The announcement that Russia has its vaccine against Covid-19, not only has it raised international doubts about its security, but it has also caused significant increases in deninforms and moods on social networking platforms. There have been numerous satirical questions about Putin. Some show Russian leader Vladimir Putin as [...]
The announcement that Russia has its vaccine against Covid-19, not only has it raised international doubts about its security, but it has also caused significant increases in deninforms and moods on social networking platforms.
There have been numerous satirical questions about Putin. Some show Russian leader Vladimir Putin as superhero, such as Spiderman or Ironman, who are aiming for the world's salvation.
On one of them, Putin appears on a bear with a giant syringe on his arm
A version of this “with” even claims, incorrectly, that it was distributed by Putin himself.
Another Facebook post, announcing the vaccine, was distributed over 200,000 times. But this is not the official account of the Russian president, who has sometimes said he avoided social networks.
But many who comment in different languages in office are sure that the announcement was written by Putin himself.
Another post, also false, says this is not the first time Russia has saved the world.
The post compares the first Soviet satellite, which “opened the way to humanity to” space with the Russian vaccine, which “will open the next route without the Individual-19, without the mask and social isolation”.
The writing lists several vaccines, which are “in Russia, including for cholera and polio.
It was, in fact, French scientist Louis Pasteur who discovered the first cholera vaccine.
Later in 1885, Jaime Ferran, a Spanish doctor, developed a vaccine that left people immune to cholera for the first time.
An American virologist, Dr Jonas Salk, developed his first effective polio vaccine in 1955.
Other posts are focused on Putin's daughter, who reportedly received this vaccine.
Putin did not specify which of his girls had been given vaccines, but said the only side effects she experienced were a slightly elevated temperature for a short period.
A video has circulated in India along with claims that the clip shows a daughter of President Putin taking the vaccine.
But she's not Putin's daughter.















