EU regulator says AstraZeneca vaccine is safe
The benefits of the AstraZeneca vaccine in the fight against COVID-19 coronavirus infection still outweigh the risks, the European Medicines Agency said. Vaccine not associated with an increased risk of blood clots (thromboembolic events) in those who receive it. DLava regulator Emer Cook called the vaccine “safe and effective.”
Putin responded to Biden’s words
In an interview with ABC News published on March 17, US President Joe Biden answered the question in the affirmativewhether Russian President Vladimir Putin is considered a murderer, and said that he would pay for meddling in American elections.
March 18 Putin responded to Biden’s words… He wished his American colleague good health and added: “Whoever calls his name is called that.” Later, Putin suggested to Biden “not to dive in absentia” and talk live in the coming days. White House spokeswoman Jen Psaki said on March 18 that Biden does not regret his wordsbut hopes that Russia and the United States will continue to maintain a relationship. When asked by Putin to chat live, Psaki replied that Biden and Putin have already had a telephone conversation.
Lockdown is being introduced in two more regions
In Lviv region due to deterioration of the situation with coronavirus since March 19 reinforce restrictive measures… They will be valid until March 29.
Also enhanced quarantine introduced in Kiev from March 20 to April 9.
The court acquitted Pashinsky
Vasylkivskyi city district court of the Kiev region on March 18 acquitted the former MP Sergei Pashinsky, he was suspected of inflicting serious bodily harm on a resident of the Kiev region Vyacheslav Khimikus in 2016. The court considered that the prosecution did not prove the ex-people’s deputy’s guilt.
Sailors from the sunken ship returned to Ukraine
Members of the crew of the vessel “Volgo Balt 179”, which sank on March 11 off the coast of Romania, on March 18 returned to Ukraine.
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