Russia's Announcement about Coronavirus Vaccine

This will be three or more complete paragraphs describing (in complete sentences) the topic and question presented in the Summary, the historical/cultural research you will pursue (who, what, when, where), and your hypothesis – i.e., what you expect will be the answer(s) to your question (this may change as you research more, and that's fine). Ideally, this will largely reword your Summary assignment, but you will also need to have done some initial research by this point to familiarize yourself generally with your topic and to see whether research material is likely to be available. Identify any specific sources from which you are already working. Be as specific as you possibly can at this point. Give your best sense of your research project so far. (Requirements: at least 3 full paragraphs, 1 source minimum).
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It feels like forever since the world has lived a normal, quiet day. As the coronavirus cases are no near to slow down, the only logical reason is to invent an efficient solution. And that solution might be a vaccine. According to CNN “the third phase of clinical trials of Russia's Sputnik V vaccine” (CNN) has begun after the country disclosed the vaccine in August before finalizing the trials - a move that has definitely raised many eyebrows. It is still uncertain if the vaccine will be the magical key to solving the holdups, we all are facing. However, the Russians seems pretty confident in their discovery. According to Dr. Fauci, he says that while a COVID-19 vaccine is likely in a few months, “life might not return to normal until the end of 2021.” (CNN)