Champions of terror

After retiring from her athletic career in 2015, she served as acting head coach of the russian women’s biathlon team until 2017.
In parallel with her athletic career, she served in the investigative agencies and law enforcement agencies of the russian federation and holds the military rank of major in the russian armed forces (retired).
During her service, she represented the "Dynamo" sports club, known for its affiliation with the russian ministry of internal affairs and state security agencies, and also competed for the Central Sports Club of the russian army (CSKA), which is subordinate to the russian ministry of defense, where she held the position of senior sports instructor.
She served as putin’s representative in the 2024 presidential election.
In February 2026, she visited the temporarily occupied city of Donetsk, where she met with the head of the parliament of the so-called DPR and the leader of the "Shakhterskaya diviziya" military group, Konstantin Kuzmin.
During her visit to the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine, Zaitseva also held propaganda meetings with students and teachers at the Olympic reserve school in Donetsk and in Novoazovsk.

Chairman of the Athletes' сommission of the russian climbing federation.
He competes for the Central sports club of the russian armed forces (CSKA), which is subordinate to the russian ministry of defense, and holds the military rank of staff sergeant in the
russian armed forces.
CSKA provides ongoing active assistance to military personnel and veterans of the so-called special military operation by purchasing and delivering specialized equipment, FPV drones, generators, and humanitarian cargo to the front lines, conducts military-patriotic education for children and youth, organizes and holds sports and patriotic events, and promotes international cooperation, particularly within the framework of the World military games project.
Thus, CSKA athletes effectively represent the armed forces of the aggressor state at international competitions.
In March 2026, the International Federation of Sport Climbing (World Climbing) recognized Ivanova and ten other russian climbers as neutral athletes. Commenting on the decision of the International Climbing Federation, Dmitry Bychkov, president of the russian climbing federation, stated his intention to seek admission to youth competitions and international-level paraclimbing competitions under the russian flag and with the russian national anthem.

Participant in the 2023 Golden Hold international rock climbing tournament in Tel Aviv (Israel).
He competes for the Central sports club of the russian armed forces (CSKA), which is subordinate to the russian ministry of defense, and holds the military rank of senior sergeant in the russian armed forces.
CSKA provides ongoing active assistance to military personnel and veterans of the so-called special military operation by purchasing and delivering specialized equipment, FPV drones, generators, and humanitarian cargo to the front lines, conducts military-patriotic education for children and youth, organizes and holds sports and patriotic events, and promotes international cooperation, particularly within the framework of the World military games project.
Thus, CSKA athletes effectively represent the armed forces of the aggressor state at international competitions.
He has visited the temporarily occupied Crimea on multiple occasions, including to conduct a rock climbing master class for students of Sevastopol sports school № 7 in September 2025.
In March 2026, the International Federation of Sport Climbing (World Climbing) recognized Yarylovets and ten other russian climbers as neutral athletes. Commenting on the decision of the International Climbing Federation, Dmitry Bychkov, president of the russian climbing federation, stated his intention to seek admission to youth competitions and international-level paraclimbing competitions under the russian flag and with the russian national anthem.

A participant in the 2023 Golden Hold international rock climbing tournament in Tel Aviv (Israel).
She competes for the Central sports club of the russian armed forces (CSKA), which is subordinate to the russian ministry of defense, and holds the military rank of senior sergeant in the russian armed forces.
CSKA provides ongoing active assistance to military personnel and veterans of the so-called special military operation by purchasing and delivering specialized equipment, FPV drones, generators, and humanitarian cargo to the front lines, conducts military-patriotic education for children and youth, organizes and holds sports and patriotic events, and promotes international cooperation, particularly within the framework of the World military games project.
Thus, CSKA athletes effectively represent the armed forces of the aggressor state at international competitions.
In March 2026, the International Federation of Sport Climbing (World Climbing) recognized Krasovskaya and ten other russian climbers as neutral athletes. Commenting on the decision of the International Climbing Federation, Dmitry Bychkov, president of the russian climbing federation, stated his intention to seek admission to youth competitions and international-level paraclimbing competitions under the russian flag and with the russian national anthem.

He plays for the Central sports club of the russian armed forces (CSKA), which is subordinate to the russian ministry of defense, and holds the military rank of ensign in the russian armed forces.
CSKA provides ongoing active assistance to military personnel and veterans of the so-called special military operation by purchasing and delivering specialized equipment, FPV drones, generators, and humanitarian cargo to the front lines, conducts military-patriotic education for children and youth, organizes and holds sports and patriotic events, and promotes international cooperation, particularly within the framework of the World military games project.
Thus, CSKA athletes effectively represent the armed forces of the aggressor state at international competitions.
He has repeatedly visited the temporarily occupied Crimea, including to participate in the "Crimean Rocks-2022" rock climbing festival in Bashtanovka, Bakhchysarai District.
In March 2026, the International Federation of Sport Climbing (World Climbing) recognized Fakiryanov and ten other russian climbers as neutral athletes. Commenting on the decision of the International Climbing Federation, Dmitry Bychkov, president of the russian climbing federation, stated his intention to seek admission to youth competitions and international-level paraclimbing competitions under the russian flag and with the russian national anthem.

Participant in the 2023 Golden Hold international climbing tournament in Tel Aviv (Israel).
A serviceman in the sports company of the Central sports club of the russian armed forces (CSKA), which is subordinate to the russian ministry of defense, holding the military rank of ensign in the russian armed forces.
CSKA provides ongoing active assistance to military personnel and veterans of the so-called special military operation by purchasing and delivering specialized equipment, FPV drones, generators, and humanitarian cargo to the front lines, conducts military-patriotic education for children and youth, organizes and holds sports and patriotic events, and promotes international cooperation, particularly within the framework of the World military games project.
Thus, CSKA athletes effectively represent the armed forces of the aggressor state at international competitions.
She has repeatedly visited the temporarily occupied Crimea, including to participate in the "Crimean Rocks-2022" rock climbing festival in Bashtanovka, Bakhchysarai district.
In March 2026, the International Federation of Sport Climbing (World Climbing) recognized Meshkova and ten other russian climbers as neutral athletes. Commenting on the decision of the International Climbing Federation, Dmitry Bychkov, president of the russian climbing federation, stated his intention to seek admission to youth competitions and international-level paraclimbing competitions under the russian flag and with the russian national anthem.

He has been selected to compete in the 2026 European Wrestling Championships in Tirana, Albania, as a member of the russian national greco-roman wrestling team.
He regularly visits the temporarily occupied Crimea for training camps.
In March 2026, he also participated in a propaganda event at the Artek International children’s center in the temporarily occupied territory of Crimea.

Participant in the 2024 European Wrestling Championships in Bucharest (Romania), the 2025 World Wrestling Championships in Zagreb (Croatia), and the 2025 European Wrestling Championships in Bratislava (Slovakia).
Member of the russian national greco-roman wrestling team.
Competes for the Central sports club of the russian armed forces (CSKA), which is subordinate to the russian ministry of defense.
CSKA provides ongoing active support to military personnel and veterans of the so-called special military operation by purchasing and delivering specialized equipment, FPV drones, generators, and humanitarian cargo to the front lines, conducts military-patriotic education for children and youth, organizes and holds sports and patriotic events, and promotes the development of international cooperation, particularly within the framework of the World military games project.
Thus, CSKA athletes effectively represent the armed forces of the aggressor state at international competitions.
In March 2026, he visited the temporarily occupied Crimea to participate in a propaganda event at the Artek International children’s center.

A participant in the 2024 Military Wrestling World Championships in Yerevan (Armenia), the 2025 Imre Polák and János Varga Memorial Annual Ranking Tournament in Budapest (Hungary), the 2025 World Wrestling Championships in Zagreb (Croatia), and has also registered to compete in the 2026 European Wrestling Championships in Tirana (Albania).
He is a member of the russian national greco-roman wrestling team.
He competes for the Central sports club of the russian armed forces (CSKA), which is subordinate to the russian ministry of defense, and holds the military rank of captain in the russian armed forces.
CSKA provides ongoing active assistance to military personnel and veterans of the so-called special military operation by purchasing and delivering specialized equipment, FPV drones, generators, and humanitarian cargo to the front lines, conducts military-patriotic education for children and youth, organizes and holds sports and patriotic events, and promotes international cooperation, particularly within the framework of the World military games project.
Thus, CSKA athletes effectively represent the armed forces of the aggressor state at international competitions.
In March 2026, he visited the temporarily occupied Crimea to participate in a propaganda event at the Artek International children’s center.

Participant in the 2025 Junior World Championships in Samokov (Bulgaria), the 2025 Junior European Championships in Caorle (Italy), and the 2026 United World Wrestling (UWW) Ranking Tournament "Muhamet Malo" in Tirana (Albania).
He is a member of the russian national greco-roman wrestling team.
He has announced his intention to compete in the 2028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles.
In March 2026, he visited the temporarily occupied Crimea to participate in a propaganda event at the Artek International children’s center.

Participant in the 2024 European Junior Championships in Novi Sad (Serbia), the 2024 World Junior Championships in Pontevedra (Spain), the 2025 World Junior Championships in Samokov (Bulgaria), the "Victory Cup" international tournament in Antalya (Turkey), the 2025 United World Wrestling (UWW) Ranking Tournament "Muhamet Malo" in Tirana (Albania), and is also registered to compete in the 2026 European Wrestling Championships in Tirana (Albania).
He is a member of the russian national greco-roman wrestling team.
He represents the Chechen republican wrestling club "Akhmat" and has repeatedly received commendations from the so-called head of the Chechen Republic and close associate of putin, Ramzan Kadyrov. Kadyrov also noted that he has high hopes for Zakriyev’s future achievements on the international sports stage.
In March 2026, he visited the temporarily occupied Crimea to participate in a propaganda event at the "Artek" International children’s center.