17 March, 2024
🚨 Seriously?Yet another “very neutral” Russian taekwondo athlete! This is becoming a pattern!When will the IOC finally take action to ban these brutes from the Paris Olympics? ❌Polina Khan, recently qualified for the 2024 Games, openly supports the war in Ukraine.Not only is she a member of the Russian military, but she also “liked” two Instagram posts supporting the invasion: one video echoing Kremlin propaganda to justify the war (“American hypnosis” of Ukrainians, Ukraine as “NATO’s armed pawn” that must be “struck preemptively”…), and another post glorifying Russia’s future victory and praising the bravery of its soldiers on the front lines.Let’s remember once again that the IOC’s own rules state that no Russian athlete linked to the military or supporting the war...
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12 March, 2024
Tatiana Minina, a Russian taekwondo athlete who supports the war in Ukraine, has qualified for the 2024 Olympic Games.Following the qualification last Saturday of Maksim Khramtsov, another Putin supporter, Tatiana Minina's participation would further discredit the International Olympic Committee (IOC), which seems unable to enforce its own rules.Minina is a member of the Russian military, violating the IOC’s regulations for the participation of Russian athletes under a neutral banner.She has been awarded by Sergey Shoigu, Russia’s Defense Minister, for "services rendered to the Russian army," and by Alexey Teksler, governor of the Chelyabinsk region, who is sanctioned in multiple countries for his close ties to the Kremlin and his role in Russia’s military mobilizatio...
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10 March, 2024
SCANDAL AT THE OLYMPICS: Tony Estanguet, we need your help!Russian taekwondo athlete Maksim Khramtsov qualified yesterday for the Paris 2024 Olympics.
However, he actively supports Putin and Russia’s war of aggression in Ukraine. The Olympic Games are meant to celebrate peace—do we really want to invite individuals like him?Khramtsov is affiliated with the Russian military, having received an honorary certificate from Russia’s Minister of Defense in 2022 and a medal for his “significant contribution to strengthening the prestige of the Russian army” from Sergey Shoigu, the Russian Defense Minister.He has also openly expressed his support for Putin and the war in Ukraine on social media, in posts that have since been deleted to mislead the IOC and create a false impression of n...
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