Blow! Hashek beat again Russia. And he became embarrassed

The letter Z, which some Russian troops had in Ukraine, is slowly becoming a symbol of support for the invasion. Russian gymnast Ivan Kuljak wore it on his jersey in Doha, Qatar, when the Ukrainian Kovtun won the cup. And the International Gymnastics Association has already called for disciplinary action. Former goalkeeper Dominik Hašek is upset in the Czech Republic by forgetting the spelling rules. It bothers him that some unions have not yet eliminated Russian athletes.

The current war in Ukraine is also reflected in sports. Specifically, it manifested itself in Doha, Qatar, where Ukrainian Ilya Kovtun won the World Gymnastics Championships. Russian gymnast Ivan Kuljak took third place. And he had the letter Z embroidered on his jersey.

Russian soldiers in Ukraine have the letter Z on their vehicles and it also becomes the main symbol of pro-war propaganda.

“Z” is a letter that Russian Military are putting on their vehicles departing to Ukraine. Some interpret “Z” as “Za pobedy” (for victory). Others – as “Zapad” (West). Anyway, this symbol invented just a few days ago became a symbol of new Russian ideology and national identity pic.twitter.com/iWuBPhhdEb

— Kamil Galeev (@kamilkazani) March 6, 2022

And according to Al-Jazeera, the International Gymnastics Association already intends to initiate disciplinary proceedings against the gymnast for his “shocking behavior”. “The International Gymnastics Association confirms that it will ask the Gymnastics Ethics Foundation to initiate disciplinary proceedings against Kuljak for his shocking championship behavior,” the association said, canceling all competitions in Russia and Belarus until further notice. From March 7, neither Russian and Belarusian athletes nor sports officials will be able to take part in competitions organized by the association.

Former hockey goalkeeper Dominik Hašek was evidently outraged by Kuljak’s actions, forgetting the rules of Czech spelling. “There are still federations in the world that have not ‘excluded’ all Russian athletes. The same applies to clubs in the NHL, but also in the EU and the Czech Republic (not only hockey). It is an advertisement for the Russian regime and the aggressionand and huge incomes for the citizens of the Russian Federation and thus Russia and its war! ”Hašek literally warns. Let us add that the word “aggression” is inflected according to the pattern of “rose”.

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