It was cheap and All arab people used to come to my country because the medicine is good and cheapest in the Middle East

now after years of war , I can’ Tell how bad it’s 

we are suffering from leaking of medicines, medical equipment   and effective doctors because most of them good doctors were killed or fled , 

May I know why people in Russia criticize the level of medicine? I mean are those not effective or do they have any side effect?

In my country, it depends on what medicine you are buying! One can get some medicines free of cost at the government hospitals(medicine for fever, cold like small illness ). But the expensive medicines are not free of cost. So, one has to buy them in any drug store. Some people also think that the free medicines are not effective, maybe they are FREE:) 

" And a lot of people think that medicine in other country better."

I guess we may approach the problem with Russian medical service from 2 points of view:

The former is if the patient can get financial support to see a doctor and arrange hospitalization as soon as they need.
The latter is the availability of medical service, which indicates if patients can get enough resources from the system as it is needed.  

@Татьяна
Which part did you refer to?

The U.S. is one of only two countries where it's legal to advertise brand-name medicine to consumers (the other is New Zealand), so you end up with a lot of people asking their doctors to put them on some serious medications they saw on billboards, in magazines, on television, or on the internet. Anti-psychotics, blood pressure drugs, blood thinners, etc. Like a lot of Americans, I have to buy my own health, vision, and dental insurance. My monthly payments for them are as much as payments for a decent new car, and mine are among the cheapest. Some people pay as much per month as they do for their apartments. If you don't have medical insurance, even a short ambulance ride or very basic set of blood tests can bankrupt a person. I got a standard range of blood tests last year, and the bill was $6,300 USD. If insurance hadn't taken care of that, I'd have been screwed.