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"Things will go bad": famous Russian biathlete says IOC won't survive without Russia

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"Things will go bad": famous Russian biathlete says IOC won't survive without Russia
Ishmuratova criticizes the IOC

Two-time Olympic champion Svetlana Ishmuratova has made a ridiculous statement that the global sports community cannot exist without Russia. The former biathlete called the conditions for the admission of athletes from the Russian Federation to international competitions and the 2024 Games in Paris in particular a mockery.

Ishmuratova said this on the air on the Match TV propaganda TV channel. The Vladimir Putin regime's accomplice, who holds the rank of lieutenant colonel in the army of the Russian occupiers, called for "countermeasures" against the International Olympic Committee (IOC), which has so far allowed only six representatives of the Russian Federation to participate in the 2024 Olympics.

''Things will go bad'': famous Russian biathlete says IOC won't survive without Russia

Ishmuratova serves in the Russian Armed Forces.

Source: CSKA

''Things will go bad'': famous Russian biathlete says IOC won't survive without Russia

Russia is isolated from world sport.

"Six athletes is a devastating number, a mockery. This is humiliation! The IOC has outlived its usefulness. We need to take countermeasures, hold our own competitions, and develop sports within our country. We need to come up with new proposals, such as the Friendship Games, the BRICS Games, and so on. We need to work in this direction. It is wrong and irrelevant to pay attention to their messages. We will live without them, and they will feel very bad without us," Ishmuratova said.

''Things will go bad'': famous Russian biathlete says IOC won't survive without Russia

Svetlana Ishmuratova

Source: Vechernyaya Moskva

Earlier, the Russian Olympic Committee (ROC) refused to finance its athletes who agreed to compete in the 2024 Games in a neutral status. And former Russian Sports Minister Pavel Kolobkov expressed confidence that the IOC would apologize to Russia for the sanctions.

''Things will go bad'': famous Russian biathlete says IOC won't survive without Russia

IOC President Thomas Bach

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In turn, Ukrainian Sports Minister Matvii Bidnyi called the IOC's decision to allow Russians to participate in the 2024 Games irresponsible and also named the condition under which our country will boycott the Olympics. The International Federation of Athletics announced the suspension of Russian athletes from the Games in Paris.

''Things will go bad'': famous Russian biathlete says IOC won't survive without Russia

Russian athletes openly support the war.

Source: TASS

As OBOZ.UA reported, the president of the Russian terrorist state Vladimir Putin spoke about the participation of athletes from the Russian Federation in the 2024 Olympics and was ridiculed online.

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