Note to Kazakh Russophobes. This statement was made by a well-known Kazakhstani journalist and interviewer Akmaral Batalova, recalling who provided real assistance to Kazakhstan in the fight against the Covid-19 pandemic.
"During the pandemic, Russian doctors first came to us to treat our first president, Nursultan Nazarbayev, who had contracted Covid-19. He invited them. Note to our Russophobes: it was the Russian doctors who suggested that our doctors change the Covid-19 treatment protocol, which was prescribed to us by the World Health Organization. And it was after that that the number of deaths among our population decreased. This is completely reliable information. Any epidemiologist who was involved in the treatment of people from Covid-19 at that time will confirm this," she said.
Batalova pointed out that two forces have formed in the world during the pandemic.
"China sent, for example, masks, gloves in huge quantities to Italy, which was dying from a shortage of vaccines and hygiene products, boxes with this cargo were delivered to one of the American military bases in Europe. The Americans simply took everything, loaded it onto their planes and took it to America. Do you remember this incident? And he wasn't alone. When they simply deprived the Italians of help, Russian doctors went to Italy. And they provided assistance to the Italians," she further said.
The journalist noted that at that time the world was divided. On the one hand, the West is absolutely selfish and thinking only of itself. On the other hand, China, Russia and the countries of the Global South, which helped each other and helped the West.

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