, the current world champion in the journey, since the beginning of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, strongly condemned the actions and his troops. In spite of this, the player has not had an easy life recently. He is one of the Russian jugglers who is not allowed to participate in competitions in our country. He is also unable to compete anywhere else due to the decision of the International Motorcycle Federation (FIM), which suspended all competitors from Belarus.
The Russians disqualified £ aguta for criticizing Putin. “I have said what I think and I can repeat it at any moment”
. “The competitors do not deserve to be called a proud Russian athlete and the honor of representing our country in international competitions” – it was written in the testimony. This is, of course, a response to his critical comments on.
£ aguta strongly condemned the Russian dictator’s attack on Ukraine. – I look at this cruel one, at the drama of innocent people and I am simply broken. Putin’s aggression is appalling. This is not my Russia. This is Putin’s Russia and I don’t want to have anything to do with it, he said.
Now, also through the portal, he declared that he did not intend to withdraw from his words, even if it meant that he would receive a license from him and would be able to compete again.
– I have said what I think and I can repeat it at any moment. I have not changed my mind, I am still against this war and I completely disagree with it. I will not apologize for these words and I do not regret them at all. I am Russian, but I would like people to hear what I have to say. Many people try to take their anger out on me, and I really am innocent. I am sorry that the target of these attacks is not only me, but also my wife and children, he said.
although the juggler has nothing to do with the Russian regime and the criminal activities of his homeland’s troops. The situation got so unpleasant that he had to remove his social media profiles.
– I decided to delete my profiles in social media because it was impossible to stand it. I received hundreds of messages, and they were coming practically all the time, not only from Poles and Russians, but also from people from other countries. Never in my life have I received so much news, even after the World Cup. I feel as if I started this war. I am Russian, but I have done nothing to anyone and I have no influence on what happens. However, I have the impression that nobody cares. Nobody wants to listen to me – he says.
Source: Sport
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