Question.
Would this vaccination be a requirement for foreign deployment? Especially if destination country required it.
Wondering if it's a way to avoid being shipped out.
Ukraine isn't in NATO, unless they have some special arrangement going on.
Wannabe's, for sure, though, so it's NATO holding off.
Kind of cheeky of this guy to be threatening Russia with NATO.
If you travel, or have to travel to avoid certain scenarios (Caribbean volcano, for example), you pretty much have to take the shot.
A factor in the travelling set is that there has always been certain immunization requirements for entry into other countries, so there's a, "It's just another jab", factor involved.
Last thing you want if you need to go somewhere else fast is to be looking around for a place to get the shot.
Run by the government where I am. No primary care doctors (GP) involved.
They have doctors at the shot centers, but they just inform you of the fine print. Medical assistants administer the shot.
Appts and all are registered and your shot dates are entered electronically by tech assistants and Red Cross personnel.
No way to get a private doc to do it for you. They do covid tests, though.