There are no "Eastern or Western vaccines"; only good or bad ones, PM says
Hungary in race to procure as many jabs as possible, Orbán tells Focus Online
Countries must quickly purchase as many coronavirus vaccines as possible, regardless of whether they come from the East or the West, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said in an interview to German news portal Focus Online. Asked about Hungary’s decision to buy Russia’s Sputnik V vaccine, Orbán said that in a pandemic, a politician’s job was to take responsibility and protect the health and lives of his country’s citizens. This is why, he said, countries had a duty to procure as many vaccines as possible as quickly as possible. “Because those who buy time win lives and regain their freedom,” he said.
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