Olympic Medalist from Russia Caught Doping.
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Shostal Oleksandr
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Disqualification of Olympic Bronze Medalist
The bronze medalist of the Olympic Games, Russian boxer Imam Khatayev, has been disqualified for two years for violating anti-doping rules. This was reported by 'Glavkom' citing the website of the International Testing Agency (ITA).
In the doping sample of 30-year-old Khatayev taken on April 9, 2024, the presence of clomiphene and its metabolites was found. The athlete has been suspended from competitions until June 25, 2027, and his results from April 9, 2024, to June 26, 2025, have been annulled.
Violation of Anti-Doping Rules by Russian Tennis Player
The sixth-ranked player in the world, Russian Mirra Andreyeva, liked posts about the activities of the pro-Putin organization 'People's Front', which supports the occupiers. Her actions are also confirmed by likes under the posts of multiple-Time medalist of Russian skiing championships Anton Endzhievsky.
After the violation of anti-doping rules, boxer Imam Khatayev was disqualified for two years, and the Russian tennis player along with other athletes are under suspicion of cooperating with pro-Putin organizations.
The suspension and disqualification of athletes for violating anti-doping rules is an important step in ensuring fair competition in sports and maintaining clean contests. Such measures contribute to integrity in the sports field and adherence to ethical standards in global sports.Read also
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