- 1 Russian national team captain and 33-year-old striker Djoba updated social media to explain that many people questioned him for not taking a stand on the situation in Russia and Ukraine.
- 2 I don't want to talk about events in Ukraine, not out of fear, but because I'm not an expert on politics, but I'm involved in the topic in every way.
- 3 I am against any war, I am against discrimination on the basis of nationality. I'm not ashamed to be Russian. I don't understand why athletes should suffer now.
- 4 I am against double standards, why does everyone shout that sports have nothing to do with politics, but this norm is completely forgotten when it comes to Russia?
- 5 Manchester City defender Zinchenko tweeted back: Millions of Russian spectators are controlled by you, they support and listen to your views, and it is a crime for you to remain silent.
Live bar March 4 news Recently, the Russian team LongBa was questioned by the outside world, and he expressed his opposition to the "double standard" at INS and was proud to be a Russian.
Zinchenko then sent a text to fight back against Djoba.
Zinchenko: "Your trump point of view is that 'sport has nothing to do with politics'. It is true that sport should not be a political slogan, but sport, like any sphere of life, cannot be detached from conflict and death. ”
"Whatever your profession, everyone has to fight evil."
"Also, millions of Russian audiences are controlled by you, people love you, support and listen to your point of view, so it is a crime to remain silent. I know that voices of disapproval will be punished by you. But when human life is at stake, people should not be afraid of trivial punishments. ”
Previously reported
The Russian men's football team Longba has not expressed any position on the Russian-Ukrainian conflict
On March 2, the Russian national team captain and 33-year-old striker Zoba updated social media to explain that many people questioned him for not taking a position on the situation in Russia and Ukraine.
"Until recently I didn't want to talk about events in Ukraine, I don't want to say not because I was afraid, but because I wasn't an expert on politics, I never set foot in this area, and I didn't intend to do so (unlike the large number of political scientists and virologists that have appeared on the Internet recently)," Djoba wrote. But like everyone else, I have my own opinion. Since I'm involved in this topic in every way, I'm going to express it.
I am against any war. War is terrible, but I am also opposed to human aggression and hatred, both of which are growing on an alarming scale every day.
I oppose discrimination on the basis of nationality. I'm not ashamed to be Russian. I am proud to be Russian. I don't understand why athletes should suffer now.
I am against double standards. Why is it that everyone shouts that sports have nothing to do with politics, but the most likely scenario is that the Russian norm is completely forgotten when it comes to it?
I reiterate that war is terrible. Under pressure, people reveal their essence, sometimes the negative side. How much anger, filth and guts are now pouring out on all Russian people, regardless of their status and occupation. Thousands of people spitting out abusive and threatening words, please take a seat.
It is strange to hear such words from those russian populations that have given them many, many lives. All of this will only create more negative emotions.
Wars will always end, but human relationships will continue to exist and will not be regressed. Keep this in mind.
And to those colleagues who sit in England mansions and talk dirty words: we will not be offended by these things, we all understand. May all people be safe and happy.