Here is an example of the Russians: "the wolf is not so terrible as they say about it". There is so much talk about the coronavirus pandemic, which has recently become a global scourge, that no one wants to hear a word about it. As you know, there is an organization that runs the global health mafia - we are also members of that organization - also called the World Health Organization (UST). So far I have not heard a word about the benefits of this organization for the world. But from the very beginning, the pandemic (perhaps it was created by him, I don't know, I cannot burn my faith, the catastrophe itself) made money by coming into the world in various forms. And now its leader has issued a new statement that the entire fight against coronavirus in the world has begun to decline. According to him, this is due to the increase in social contacts, improper organization of activities in the health and public sphere, as well as the uneven distribution of vaccines. Secretary General Tedros Adanom noted that 80 percent of the vaccines currently available in the country come from high- and middle-income countries, which could contribute to the spread of the coronavirus. Probably, Tedros Adanom wants all countries in the world to receive the vaccine, which is sold to protect against the virus, from him or from the address indicated by him, so that he can earn a certain amount from this.

Meanwhile, the well-known Russian scientist, academician Vladimir Parkhanov, who also recovered from the coronavirus, said that the fight against the virus would continue until at least 2025. The academician said the main reason for this was that the virus could not spread easily. He also noted that no scientist or doctor in the world has accurate information about this disease.

Azerbaijani scientist, professor Musa Ganiev is convinced that the virus is transmitted only through close contact. Therefore, people should refrain from holding their breath, hugging and especially kissing. In this case, you will be protected from the virus.

Most importantly, get vaccinated, avoid close contact and take care of boosting immunity so that the crown doesn't catch you.

Yusif Sayyid