"Bastards": former Russian prime minister calls the suspension of Russian teams from UEFA and FIFA tournaments a "disgrace"
Sergei Stepashin, a member of the board of directors of Dynamo Moscow, has spoken out against the International Football Federation (FIFA) and the European Football Union (UEFA), as well as Ukraine's allies. The former prime minister of the Russian terrorist state criticized the officials for eliminating teams from the Russian Federation.
Stepashin said this in an interview with the RIA Novosti propaganda news agency. The official also called NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg a bastard, and added that he "understands why and with whom we are at war." He also noted that no country in the world will be able to organize a better World Cup than Russia in 2018.
Sergei Stepashin
Source: FC Dynamo Moscow
Russian athletes at the Z-concert.
Source: Kommersant
"Well, the US fought in Vietnam, and there were no sanctions. What kind of hypocrisy is this? FIFA and UEFA are full of well-fed, shameless officials. The NATO Secretary-General - I call him a frigid Norwegian - says, "We will make the Russians suffer." What a bastard! It is clear why and with whom we are at war. I think even Biden is coming to his senses. Yes, of course, we cannot invite some foreigners now, but we have our young people. We were all waiting for the World Cup and European Championships, but look at how we held the 2018 World Cup. No one can accept that," Stepashin said.
FIFA and UEFA Presidents Gianni Infantino and Alexander Čeferin
Russia is isolated from world football.
The day before, it became known that UEFA President Alexander Čeferin had a conversation with Volodymyr Zelensky, during which he guaranteed support for Ukraine.
As reported by OBOZ.UA, Alexander Čeferin intends to change the organization's charter in order not to leave his position in UEFA. His decision caused a real revolt in the organization.
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Jens Stoltenberg
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