Oleksandr Zinchenko Hits Back At Russia Captain Artem Dzyuba's Post Over Invasion Of Ukraine

​Oleksandr Zinchenko​ has shared a defiant post on social media in response to Artem Dzyuba's thoughts on Russia's invasion of Ukraine. 

​The football world has shown its support for Ukraine, who have been under attack as a result of Vladimir Putin's decision.

He's been active in his pursuit for peace, having attended a vigil in protest to Russia's attack of Ukraine. 

Russia captain Dzyuba has since ​broke his silence on his country's attack of Ukraine, calling the war 'terrifying' while taking aim at critics. 

Dzyuba ​wrote: "War is terrifying. I am shocked by human aggression and hate, which is moving to a larger scale every day.​

"I am against discrimination based on your nationality. I am not ashamed to be Russian. I am proud to be Russian. I don't understand why athletes have to suffer now.

"I am against double standards. Why are some allowed everything, but we are blamed for everything? Why does everyone always say that sport is apolitical, but with the first opportunity, when it concerns Russia, this principle is absolutely forgotten?"

Zinchenko ​has hit back at the Russia striker's comment by saying 'evil should be punished an all platforms'. 

The post is translated as follows: "We continue to promote truth. There are several important messages that I want to convey to the public, in particular the citizens of the aggressor's country and "colleagues in the shop.

"There was a period in my football career when I played for FC UFA. It was a difficult but useful 1.5 years. I will always be grateful to this club for everything they have done for me. But I want to emphasize that I became a footballer in Ukraine. It was in my homeland that I received my football education, studied at academies and grew up. Therefore, to all