Belarus has developed its vaccine to confront the coronavirus, President Alexander Lukashenko said.
Report informs, citing Sputnik Belarus, that on April 1, Lukashenko signed an order to make his country's own vaccine in 2021-2023.
Belarus develops its own COVID-19 vaccine
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