Would you trust a vaccine if Vladimir Putin told you it was safe? Follow-up question: Would Donald Trump trust a vaccine if Putin told him it was safe? | Analysis by zbyronwolf
Follow-up question: Would Donald Trump trust a vaccine if Putin told him it was safe?This is not the space race, it's a worldwide pandemic. Putin is nevertheless trying to claim victory here. And while the US medical community has poured cold water on Trump's suggestions that a vaccine could be ready by Election Day, Putin has just pulled one out of a hat and named it Sputnik, after the satellite mission that shocked the world in 1957.
In Belarus, next to Russia, Putin has sparred with the longtime President, Alexander Lukashenko, who arrested Russian mercenaries who he said were trying to destabilize the country on the eve of their election. Lukashenko won, got congratulations from Putin, and is in the process of crushing dissident protests. CNN's Nathan Hodge dissected the Belarus results and explains why strongmen like them stick together.
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