The athlete believes that French biathletes do not understand the reality of war.
Criticism of French ex-biathletes Martin and Simon Fourcade continues.
Following the captain of the Ukrainian men’s biathlon team Dmitry Pidruchny on the social network Instagram Ukrainian biathlete Anastasia Merkushina turned to the Fourcade siblings.
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“Dear Martin and Simon Fourcade, I am very saddened after reading your interview. I don’t think you really understand the reality of the war between Ukraine and Russia.
This is not a modern war where tanks are fighting tanks. And even World War II, when ammunition was at a lower level than it is today. The greatest danger of this war is that Russia violates all international rules.
It attacks an independent country and uses phosphorus bombs, shoots at a nuclear plant, and so on. And the world can do nothing. There are no longer any guarantees that international policies will continue to be respected. “
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“If you think this doesn’t include ordinary Russians, you’re wrong. Already 18,000 Russian soldiers have died on our land, aren’t they Russians? Why did they come to kill us? Why do athletes use the letter Z in their uniform? Why don’t they ask to stop it all?
They had the option to start the competition without their blood flag, but they chose. They chose their government. Don’t say they are fooled. Many of them have relatives in Ukraine, but they believe in Great Russia and they do not want to see the truth.
If you still want to be Human, wake up your family at 4am, go to the bomb shelter, stay there until 11, and you will feel our life here.
Why do Russians deserve a normal life, while young Ukrainians have to die? (thank God the picture is not mine), ”Merkushina wrote.
Recall that after the start of the war, Anastasia Merkushina joined the State Border Guard Service of Ukraine.
Source: korrespondent
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