Hasek criticized WTA, ATP and France for the participation of Russians in the Roland Garros.

The legendary Czech hockey player Dominik Hasek criticized the participants of the 'Roland Garros' tournament for the participation of Russian athletes who did not condemn the Russian aggression in Ukraine. According to Hasek, the participation of Russian athletes in the tournament has become an advertisement for the Russian war and other crimes, including the genocide of Ukrainian children.

“Every sporting event and every country that allows this advertisement should pay Ukraine billions of euros for this, although, unfortunately, this will not restore human lives,” wrote the hockey player.

It is known that Hasek has been actively opposing the participation of Russian and Belarusian athletes in international competitions since the invasion of Russia into Ukraine last year. He is an Olympic champion and recognized as one of the best goalkeepers in NHL history.

Mirra Andreyeva supports pro-Putin organization

The sixth-ranked Russian player Mirra Andreyeva expressed her support for the pro-Putin organization 'People's Front', which helps the occupiers. She liked posts of multiple-Time champion of Russia in alpine skiing Anton Yendzhievsky, who is under sanctions from the EU, Canada, Switzerland, and Ukraine.

Dominik Hasek opposed the participation of Russian athletes in the 'Roland Garros' tournament, emphasizing that it contributes to the advertisement of the Russian war and crimes in Ukraine. Russian tennis player Mirra Andreyeva is known not only for her sports career but also for her support of pro-Putin organizations.

Dominik Hasek expressed criticism of the participants of the tennis tournament 'Roland Garros' for the participation of Russian athletes who did not condemn Russian aggression in Ukraine, stressing the importance of not allowing support for the Russian aggressor through sporting events. Russian tennis player Mirra Andreyeva, on the contrary, supports a pro-Putin organization, which may cause controversy and outrage in the sports world.