"In three years to the Duma? Gymnasts are tense": the network ridiculed "Kabaeva's replacement" in Putin's entourage
Russian figure skater Kamila Valieva, who has been called a replacement for Alina Kabaeva in the entourage of dictator Vladimir Putin, has made an epic bow to the Kremlin leader. The 17-year-old athlete, who was disqualified for doping, was enthusiastic about the opening ceremony of the Future Games.
Valieva wrote about this in a patriotic mood on her Telegram channel. The figure skater, who was stripped of her gold medal at the 2022 Olympic Games, immediately came under trolling by fans.
Kamila Valieva fell during a performance.
Vladimir Putin and Kamila Valieva.
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"We are the first country to organize such an international tournament, and this is a huge merit of our president, I am very grateful to him. I want to express my gratitude to you once again for supporting me in a very difficult period. I hope that despite everything, our country will only get stronger and create new global formats," Valieva said.
Russian figure skaters at the 2022 Olympics
Valieva burst into tears after her speech.
Readers of the Sports.ru portal ridiculed the figure skater for these words. They also suggested that rhythmic gymnasts in Putin's environment have begun to lose competition.
"In three years to the Duma?", "The gymnasts are tense - their warmed seats are under threat", "Our president? And who elected him?", "Deflection counted", "Soon he will say that sport is out of politics", "The girl chose a win-win. Everything is clear", "She flushed her honor and conscience down the toilet", "From one assembly line to another, propaganda", "Shame. A minor was dragged into this whorehouse," the comments read.
Valieva was ridiculed online.
Source: Sports.ru
Valieva was trolled.
Source: Sports.ru
Fans ridiculed Valieva.
Source: Sports.ru
Valieva was criticized online.
Source: Sports.ru
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