Athletes in Russia are promised a delay, but they also receive subpoenas

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Athletes in Russia are promised a delay, but they also receive subpoenas


Athletes in Russia are promised a delay, but they also receive subpoenas

Athletes in Russia are promised a delay, but they also receive subpoenas Russian athletes, present day and former, preserve to receive summons to the draft board. Sports Minister Oleg Matytsin stated that the branch continues to paintings on their postponement. ANG-News Plus -Sport will let you know what befell. ANG-News Plus,Russian News, google russia news, Russian News 24/7 


Partial mobilization maintains in Russia, which additionally consists of a few athletes. It is already regarded approximately at the least a dozen subpoenas to the navy registration and enlistment office for former and contemporary athletes. For instance, subpoenas came to ex-Spartak soccer player Diniyar Bilyaletdinov , AMC Fight Nights champion Vladimir Mineev , figure skaters Makar Ignatov and Dmitry Aliev . However, a number of them had been allowed to go domestic upon arrival at the military registration and enlistment workplace - they only clarified their whereabouts with Aliyev and Bilyaletdinov. ANG-News Plus,Russian News, google russia news, Russian News 24/7 


ANG-News Plus, the Russian Figure Skating Federation has asked a deferment via the Ministry of Sports of the Russian Federation. The Russian Hockey Federation observed the equal route: FHR Executive Director Dmitry Kurbatov said that the corporation had submitted lists of coaches and hockey gamers for reserving from partial mobilization.ANG-News Plus,Russian News, google russia news, Russian News 24/7 



ANG-News Plus,Russian News, google russia news, Russian News 24/7 , There is data that the Ministry of Sports itself submitted such lists. “ This applies to participants of the national groups and people who showed desirable effects ,” deputy Roman Teryushkov reports . According to journalist Dmitry Guberniev , summons additionally got here to the biathlon and cross-us of a skiing teams, with which, as an instance, the pinnacle of the Russian Biathlon Union, Viktor Maigurov , does not agree - the official does not have such facts. But the skier of the country wide group Anton Timashov and the pinnacle of the team Roman Borisov have been mobilized - the Russian Ski Racing Federation has already requested a deferment for them.

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