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UN Calls For Brief Gaza Truces To Vaccinate Children Against Polio
UN agencies on Friday called for two seven-day breaks in the fighting in Gaza to vaccinate more than 640,000 children against polio, which has been detected in the wastewater.
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More Than Half The Population Fully Vaccinated Against COVID-19, Says Iran
More than half of Iran's population has been fully vaccinated against Covid-19, the health ministry said Saturday, as infection and death rates in the country have started to drop.
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Iran Allows Fully Vaccinated Tourists After 20 Months Of Closure
Iran has reopened its doors to tourists vaccinated against Covid-19 after almost 20 months of closure due to the pandemic, media in the Islamic republic said Monday.
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India Resumes COVID-19 Vaccine Export: Foreign Ministry
Coronavirus vaccines have been sent to Nepal, Bangladesh, Myanmar and Iran according to the government's decision to resume their supplies, the Ministry of External Affairs said on Thursday.
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US Issues New Sanctions Guidance Related To COVID-19
The United States on Thursday issued guidance easing the way for delivery of products such as face masks, ventilators and vaccines to combat the coronavirus pandemic to heavily sanctioned countries like Iran, Venezuela and Syria.
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Iran Starts Covid Vaccination Campaign With Russia's Sputnik V Vaccine
Iran began its Covid-19 vaccination campaign on Tuesday using Russia's Sputnik V jab to fight the Middle East's deadliest outbreak of the illness.
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Iran Approves Russia's Sputnik V Covid Vaccine
Iran has approved Russia's Sputnik V coronavirus vaccine, Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said on Tuesday, in a win for Moscow as it aims to bolster its geopolitical clout.
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Twitter Removes Iran's Top Leader Tweet Calling Covid Vaccines "Untrustworthy"
Twitter has removed a tweet by Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei suggesting coronavirus vaccines made in the United States and Britain are "untrustworthy", saying the post violated its rules.
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Foreign Firms Not Allowed To Test Covid Vaccines On Iranians: President
Foreign companies will not be allowed to test COVID-19 vaccines on the Iranian people, President Hassan Rouhani said on Saturday, a day after Iran's Supreme Leader banned vaccine imports from the United States and Britain.
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Iran Bans Vaccine Import From "Completely Untrustworthy" US, Britain
Iran's Supreme Leader on Friday banned the government from importing COVID-19 vaccines from the United States and Britain, labelling the Western powers "untrustworthy", as the infection spreads in the Middle East's hardest-hit country.
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Imports Of US, British COVID-19 Vaccines Into Iran Banned: Ayatollah Khamenei
Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei banned Iran's government on Friday from importing COVID-19 vaccines from the United States and Britain.
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Iran Begins Clinical Trials Of Its Own COVID-19 Vaccine: Report
Iran launched Tuesday the first phase of a clinical trial of a vaccine developed in the Islamic Republic, the region's country hardest hit by the pandemic, state television reported.
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UN Calls For Brief Gaza Truces To Vaccinate Children Against Polio
UN agencies on Friday called for two seven-day breaks in the fighting in Gaza to vaccinate more than 640,000 children against polio, which has been detected in the wastewater.
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More Than Half The Population Fully Vaccinated Against COVID-19, Says Iran
More than half of Iran's population has been fully vaccinated against Covid-19, the health ministry said Saturday, as infection and death rates in the country have started to drop.
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Iran Allows Fully Vaccinated Tourists After 20 Months Of Closure
Iran has reopened its doors to tourists vaccinated against Covid-19 after almost 20 months of closure due to the pandemic, media in the Islamic republic said Monday.
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India Resumes COVID-19 Vaccine Export: Foreign Ministry
Coronavirus vaccines have been sent to Nepal, Bangladesh, Myanmar and Iran according to the government's decision to resume their supplies, the Ministry of External Affairs said on Thursday.
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US Issues New Sanctions Guidance Related To COVID-19
The United States on Thursday issued guidance easing the way for delivery of products such as face masks, ventilators and vaccines to combat the coronavirus pandemic to heavily sanctioned countries like Iran, Venezuela and Syria.
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Iran Starts Covid Vaccination Campaign With Russia's Sputnik V Vaccine
Iran began its Covid-19 vaccination campaign on Tuesday using Russia's Sputnik V jab to fight the Middle East's deadliest outbreak of the illness.
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Iran Approves Russia's Sputnik V Covid Vaccine
Iran has approved Russia's Sputnik V coronavirus vaccine, Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said on Tuesday, in a win for Moscow as it aims to bolster its geopolitical clout.
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Twitter Removes Iran's Top Leader Tweet Calling Covid Vaccines "Untrustworthy"
Twitter has removed a tweet by Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei suggesting coronavirus vaccines made in the United States and Britain are "untrustworthy", saying the post violated its rules.
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Foreign Firms Not Allowed To Test Covid Vaccines On Iranians: President
Foreign companies will not be allowed to test COVID-19 vaccines on the Iranian people, President Hassan Rouhani said on Saturday, a day after Iran's Supreme Leader banned vaccine imports from the United States and Britain.
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Iran Bans Vaccine Import From "Completely Untrustworthy" US, Britain
Iran's Supreme Leader on Friday banned the government from importing COVID-19 vaccines from the United States and Britain, labelling the Western powers "untrustworthy", as the infection spreads in the Middle East's hardest-hit country.
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Imports Of US, British COVID-19 Vaccines Into Iran Banned: Ayatollah Khamenei
Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei banned Iran's government on Friday from importing COVID-19 vaccines from the United States and Britain.
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Iran Begins Clinical Trials Of Its Own COVID-19 Vaccine: Report
Iran launched Tuesday the first phase of a clinical trial of a vaccine developed in the Islamic Republic, the region's country hardest hit by the pandemic, state television reported.
