Russia denies UK claims of COVID-19 vaccine data hacking

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"We have no information on who could have hacked pharmaceutical companies and research centres in Britain"

The Kremlin on Thursday denied claims by Britain that "Russian entertainers" looked to interfere in a year ago's broad political race and that Russian knowledge benefits in all probability hacked coronavirus antibody research.

"We have no data on who could have hacked pharmaceutical organizations and exploration focuses in Britain," Kremlin representative Dmitry Peskov told the TASS news office.

"We can just say this: Russia has nothing to do with these endeavors. We don't acknowledge such allegations nor the most recent baseless charges of obstruction in 2019 decisions."

Tags : #Russia #UK #COVID-19 #Vaccine

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