The Russian invasion of Ukraine is underway, and it has already killed thousands of people, including civilians. On orders, the Russian army caused the greatest conflict in Europe since the Second World War. In connection with the heroic defense of Ukrainians who defend their land, the Russians are committing more and more disgusting deeds, such as the use of a thermobaric bomb or bombing civilian objects with rockets.
The war in Ukraine also directly affects sport. Public opinion demands that Russian athletes be excluded from international competitions. Such moves have already been decided by, among others, and UEFA, and the FIVB deprived Russia of its rights to host this year’s men’s volleyball world championships.
“Putin is happy to see blood in the streets.” Konoplanka devastated by the war in Ukraine
The athletes themselves also harshly criticize the barbaric attack by the Russians and appeal for peace. Special words of condemnation come from the mouths of Ukrainian representatives who have families and friends in the war zone. On Monday, Yevhen Konoplyanka gave his sharp position on this subject. The new pickup made his debut in the league in a lost game with Bruk-Bet 1: 2.
– I’m just thinking about the war. I can’t focus on anything else. Nothing else is important. At the moment, the most important thing is to save our lives, our country, our army, which is fighting for our country. Our soldiers are dying. Our children are dying. Our families are dying. And they came to our country for some reason. And they allow themselves to… ”he said in a broken voice.
– The children are dying! Our parents are there! The Russians are shooting at our kindergartens and schools, this is an exaggeration. When will it all end? Why is all this happening? Zelenski poses a simple question: why are you doing this? There is no answer. The whole world is waiting. And he, Putin, enjoys the sight of blood in the streets. I would like to say a lot. Let Putin f ** k out of our country – appealed the Ukrainian.
Jewhen Konoplanka went to Cracovia in the winter transfer window. In his career, he played for clubs such as Sevilla, Schalke and Dnipro. Recently, he represented Shakhtar Donetsk, in which he played only two matches this season in the qualifying rounds. He is also 86 times representing Ukraine, where he scored 21 goals.
Source: Sport
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