“You have the right to sospenderci.” So the Federal Minister for Sport, Vitaly Mutko, reacted to warm the report published in Geneva by Wada, the Commission’s independent anti-doping world, the falsification of test of Russian sports.
The charges are very heavy and very accurate, gathered in a dozen places. The most serious concern the alteration of doping tests by order of the same Mutko, even a covert operation by the secret police FSB, the former KGB. Some officials, who were to ensure the reliability of the test, they would be bought with an extensive tour of bribes. The investigation began after the publication of news reports on German and British media which suggested that 80% of Russian winners of medals in international competitions between 2001 and 2012, had presented evidence of anti-doping dubious .
Russia has “a deep-rooted culture of cheating,” the report says Wada. They are implicated athletes, coaches, doctors and laboratory personnel. The federal government is accused of “direct intimidation” of the laboratory staff in Moscow, to which WADA recommends you should “take the credit as soon as possible.” The director of the Commission of Inquiry, Dick Pound, has even said in an interview that Russia has created a program of doping “supported by the state.” Famous as champions Ekaterina Poistogova, Anastasija Bazdyreva, Maria Savinova-Farnosova, Kristina Ugarova and Tatjana Mjazina would be involved in this story.
DISQUALIFICATION LIFETIME
Wada asked their lifetime ban along with that 5 coaches as well as the suspension of Russian athletes from international competitions including the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro. The scandal now concerns only the world of athletics, but also there are rumors of cheating at the Winter Games in Sochi 2014, when the hosts made cornered medals. The Kremlin has so far preferred to stand aside before this earthquake. The spokesman Dmitry Peskov has simply stated that the Russian position has already been exposed by the relevant ministry. Mutko has rejected all the accusations, pointing out that WADA has only provided the “recommendations”.
Who will take such decisions, said the Sports Minister, will be the IAAF, namely the World Athletics Federation light. “The reasons for the Wada – said Vladimir Uiva, head of the Federal medical-biological – are absolutely policies such as sanctions against Russia. There’s no reason to try our athletes of Olympic medals or disqualify. We want to be able to defend our reputation. “
The IAAF, meanwhile, would soon convene a meeting to study the charges brought against Russia. Its president, Briton Sebastian Coe, said that “the report is alarming, but need time to analyze the results. A process will be open anyway. ”
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