Artem Dzyuba: Russia captain breaks silence and slams ‘double standards’ after Vitaliy Mykolenko calls him a ‘b****’

Russia captain Artem Dzyuba has said he is “against any war” but also made an accusation of “double standards” after being called out by Ukraine’s Vitaliy Mykolenko. On Tuesday, Mykolenko took to Instagram to call Dzyuba a “b****” and ask why he and his Russian teammates had remained “silent” over their nation’s invasion of Ukraine.

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You will never be forgiven,” Mykolenko added. Champions LeagueDzyuba fires again as Zenit down Valencia24/11/2015 AT 16:24 Dzyuba has since responded, with the Zenit Saint Petersburg admitting he was previously reluctant to address the topic because he was „afraid“ and not a politics „expert“.

In a lengthy Instagram post, Dzyuba said he was against war, but also against “human aggression”, questioning whether the level of “hatred” directed at Russia was warranted. In particular, he questioned whether Russian athletes should “suffer”, with the IOC recommending sports federations remove Russian and Belarussians from competition.

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