Czech President: Russian Athletes Should Not Compete Under Russian Flag Until War Ends
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Athletes who represent their country and thus the regime that has been waging an aggressive war for five years should not compete under the Russian flag at the World or European Championships, President Petr Pavel said. He told reporters on Monday as he left the Straka Academy that although it may be unfair to the athletes,...
The Czech Republic has categorically refused the participation of Russian athletes in international competitions. President Petr Pavel stressed that until the end of the war in Ukraine 🇺🇦 Russia has no right to perform under its flag, because it supports the aggressive regime. The Czech Minister of Sport also protested, arguing that safety and responsibility in sport should be above all! 🇨🇿💪
President Peter Paul of the Czech Republic commented on the decision of the Sports Arbitral Tribunal (CAS).
Russian athletes representing their country, and therefore the regime that has been waging an aggressive war for five years, should not compete under their flag at world or European championships, Czech President Petr Pavel said, Ceske Noviny reports.
Russian athletes representing their country, and therefore a regime that has been waging a war of aggression for five years, should not perform under their flag at the World or European Championships.
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