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Tsimanouskaya was accompanied to the airport by two people: a psychologist and Vasil Yurchuk, a representative of the NOC. She was told she needs to be eliminated from the Olympics and return home. Witnesses say she didn’t fly to Turkey from Tokyo and is still at a police depart.pic.twitter.com/Ue52ASwbWH
A conversation between #Tsimanouskaya, Yuri Maisevich, the head coach of the national team and another member of the delegation, was leaked. She was brought to tears by their threats.Also, the conversation proves that she was not forced to leave the Olympics because of any traumapic.twitter.com/cPc8jzQrEm
Representatives of the International Olympic Committee spoke with Kryscina Tsimanouskaya. She was taken to a safe location and now feels safe. She said she might apply for asylum. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Czechia offered her assistance immediatelypic.twitter.com/wKwPXrvZXP
#Belarus Reportedly, Kryscina Tsimanouskaya applied for political asylum in Poland. It is great to hear that she is holding up well. She is already in contact with the International Olympic Committee and the press.pic.twitter.com/okx0NXnqjm
Как жаль девчонку! :(
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Greetings from the Czech republic. Good luck
https://twitter.com/JakubKulhanek/status/1421869795981545472 …
I consider the situation around the Belarusian sprinter Kryscina Cimanouská to be scandalous. The Czech Republic is ready to help. In agreement with @AndrejBabis and @jhamacek, we offer her a visa to enter the territory so that she can apply for international protection with us..
Yeu baru dipulangin, sukur kaga ngilang macem jurnalis
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