Ukraine War: Biathlete with strong action

After the ex-world champion initially gave his channel to his Ukrainian biathlon colleague Anastasiya Merkushyna for 24 hours, Ukrainian tennis professional Sergiy Stakhovsky is now sharing photos.

“This is my Kyiv. As you can see, these are not military buildings. “Russian missiles are killing civilians here,” the 36-year-old wrote alongside a picture of a destroyed high-rise building and demanded: “Bring your soldiers home.” Stakhovsky had played at the Australian Open a few weeks ago, but traveled to his home country after the invasion is now involved in Kiev. Mixed reactions Lesser wants to use his reach “so that more people in Russia can get real news.” Because of an aid campaign for his Russian colleague Eduard Latypov in January, around 30 fans from the largest country in the world followed him.

<a data-caption="Dieses von Lesser geteilte Bild zeigt, wie Bogdan Tsymbal, der an den Olympischen Spielen teilgenommen hat, zurzeit die Nächste verbringt. © Erik Lesser" data-fancybox="inline-104819" target="_image" href="https://s3-images.sportnews.bz/_images/scale/1280x1280/img/2022/03/dieses-von-lesser-geteilte-bild-zeigt-wie-bogdan-tsymbal-der-an-den-olympischen-spielen-teilgenommen-hat-zurzeit-die-naechste-verbringt.jpg"> This picture shared by Lesser shows how Bogdan Tsymbal, who took part in the Olympic Games, is currently spending the next one. © Erik Lesser

After his action, around 10 unfollowed him. Nevertheless, the German, who is ending his career after the season, gained many new followers from all over the world. While there were a good 000 followers last Saturday, there are now 117 followers. The 000-year-old had announced that he would continue to make his social media channel available to Ukrainian athletes.

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Ukraine War: Biathlete with strong action

German biathlete Erik Lesser continues his solidarity campaign on social media after the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

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