Russia says Sputnik jab DOESN'T cause rare blood clots

Now Russia wades into Covid vaccine blood clot row and says its Sputnik jab DOESN'T

EXCLUSIVE: Adam Smith Institute has accused Sputnik of vaccine 'propaganda'. Russian vaccine manufacturer claims its jab does not cause rare blood clots. It uses the same adenovirus technology as AstraZeneca and Johnson & Johnson.

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