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Drawing on research triangulating local sources, interviews with key stakeholders, the paper focuses on the case of Sputnik-V co-production in Kazakhstan. It is analyzed as a mechanism of authoritarian consolidation pursued through pandemic politics. The international dimension of the Covid response framed by the regime in Astana was systematically guided by Kazakhstan’s well-established logics of kleptocratic governance.