TAIMAZOVA Madina Andreevna

Active participant in international sports competitions, including the 2024 World Judo Championships in Abu Dhabi (UAE), the 2024 Grand Slam Tournament in Antalya (Turkey), the 2024 Grand Slam Tournament in Tashkent (Uzbekistan), and the 2023 Grand Slam Tournament in Tokyo (Japan), 2023 European Judo Championships in Montpellier (France), 2023 Grand Slam Tournament in Abu Dhabi (UAE), 2023 Grand Slam Tournament in Ulaanbaatar (Mongolia), 2023 World Judo Championships in Doha (Qatar), 2022 Grand Slam Tournament in Ulaanbaatar (Mongolia).
She is a member of the russian national women's judo team.
She plays for the Central Sports Club of the russian army (CSKA), subordinated to the Ministry of Defense of the russian federation, and holds the rank of warrant officer of the russian armed forces.
CSKA regularly provides active assistance to the military and veterans of the so-called "SMO" by purchasing and delivering special equipment, FPV drones, generators and humanitarian supplies to the frontline, conducts military-patriotic education of children and youth, organizes and conducts sports and patriotic events and promotes international cooperation, in particular within the framework of the World Military Games project.
Thus, CSKA athletes at international competitions actually represent the armed forces of the aggressor state.
In 2022, Taimazova took part in the creation of materials for russian propaganda resources, including a photo with russian military symbols.
She also took part in a propaganda event called "a master class for young judokas from Donbas" in April 2022. Through her participation in this event, Taimazova contributed to the creation of a propaganda PR campaign aimed at legitimizing the deportation of Ukrainian children from the TOT of Ukraine. During the event, children were seen wearing "DPR" inscriptions on their clothes - an English abbreviation of the terrorist organization "Donetsk People's Republic". These children were later used to create a propaganda video.
In October 2022, she took part in the russian judo club championship dedicated to putin's 70th birthday and shared photos from the championship on her Instagram account.
In 2024, she was awarded the Order of Friendship for "great contribution to the development and popularization of judo in the russian federation" and "active social activities".