i don’t know, this is professional literature for us doctors elena vladimirovna well, they tell me, howet sick, i can hospital with coronavirus, of course there was, because a small group of children were sick. here are some groups of children exposed to the coronavirus. what comorbid conditions, that is, concomitant diseases, did these children have. well of course, our children were sick. elena vasilievna says and these were concomitant diseases. it was oncology. it was hemato-oncology. it was even metabolic syndrome, that is, obesity height. yes, yes, there are such children, and now they still meet in our clinic with some other pathological conditions. in a word, if the children were sick, it means that something else must have happened with the children, either they had cancer, or they had blood cancer, or it was just cancer, or they had great obesity, or they had immunodeficiency. in general, there must have been something that killed the immune system of children. and now there is one more thing i want to say. we are now talking a lot about the fact that our drugs should replace

and so elena vladimirovna says that the turks do not think so either.ow the tour is considered, how the turks think, because the day before the start of negotiations in istanbul i succeeded. uh, in doha, the capital of qatar, at an international conference to talk with three guests from turkey very briefly. this is the colusia of the minister of defense turkey is my age. what is the corner of the turkish foreign minister and in more detail with ibrahim kolin, who is erdogan's adviser to erdogan, whom you have now seen on the screen next to erdogan. here, i’ll say exactly from uh, my personal impressions after talking with them, in particular , erdogan’s adviser, that they were optimistic ahead of time. that is, i got the impression that turkey was counting on some progress in these negotiations, and these proposals that are being voiced now were already known to the turkish leadership in the countryside, and here. i agree with vladislav, who said that turkey needed some statements that could be interpreted, at least, as the success of turkish diplomacy,