Moscow and Nur-Sultan have signed an agreement on supply of the Russian Sputnik V vaccine against the coronavirus, as reported on the official website of the Prime Minister of Kazakhstan.

Vaccination will be voluntary and free of charge for citizens of Kazakhstan and will be conducted after all clinical experiments.

As reported earlier, citizens of Belarus will voluntarily participate in the third stage of experiments of the Russian vaccine, and Belarus will become the first country that will receive the Russian vaccine. Earlier, President of Moldova Igor Dodon had expressed willingness to be vaccinated.