Champions of terror

Member of the russian national skeleton team.
She holds the rank of praporshchik (warrant officer) in the sports unit of the National Guard’s Central District.

Member of the russian national bobsleigh team.
Competes for the Central Sports Club of the Army (CSKA) in Samara, which is subordinate to the russian Ministry of Defence. She holds the rank of private in the military sports company.
CSKA provides ongoing support to military personnel and veterans of the so-called "special military operation" by purchasing and delivering special equipment, FPV drones, generators, and humanitarian supplies to the front; conducting military-patriotic education for children and youth; organizing patriotic sporting events; and promoting international cooperation, including through the World Military Games project.
As a result, CSKA athletes effectively represent the armed forces of the aggressor state at international competitions.

Member of the russian national skeleton team.
Competes for the Central Sports Club of the Army (CSKA) in Balashikha, subordinate to the russian Ministry of Defence. She holds the rank of private in the military sports company.
CSKA provides ongoing support to military personnel and veterans of the so-called "special military operation" by purchasing and delivering special equipment, FPV drones, generators, and humanitarian supplies to the front; conducting military-patriotic education for children and youth; organizing patriotic sporting events; and promoting international cooperation, including through the World Military Games project.
Thus, CSKA athletes effectively represent the armed forces of the aggressor state at international competitions.

Member of the russian national skeleton team.
In July 2025, she visited temporarily occupied Sevastopol.

Member of the russian national skeleton team.
Competes for the Central Sports Club of the Army (CSKA), subordinate to the russian Ministry of Defence.
CSKA provides ongoing support to military personnel and veterans of the so-called "special military operation" by purchasing and delivering special equipment, FPV drones, generators, and humanitarian supplies; conducting military-patriotic education; organizing patriotic events; and facilitating international cooperation, including through the World Military Games project.
As a result, CSKA athletes effectively represent the armed forces of the aggressor state at international competitions.

Member of the russian national bobsleigh team.
Competes for the Central Sports Club of the Army (CSKA) in Samara, subordinate to the russian Ministry of Defence. She holds the rank of private in the military sports company.
CSKA provides ongoing support to military personnel and veterans of the so-called "special military operation" by purchasing and delivering special equipment, FPV drones, generators, and humanitarian supplies; conducting military-patriotic education; organizing patriotic events; and promoting international cooperation, including through the World Military Games project.
Thus, CSKA athletes effectively represent the armed forces of the aggressor state at international competitions.

Member of the russian national bobsleigh team.
Competes for the Central Sports Club of the Army (CSKA), subordinate to the Ministry of Defence of the russian federation.
CSKA provides continuous support to military personnel and veterans of the so-called "special military operation" by purchasing and delivering special equipment, FPV drones, generators, and humanitarian cargo to the front; conducting military-patriotic education for children and youth; organizing patriotic sports events; and promoting international cooperation, including through the World Military Games project.
As a result, CSKA athletes effectively represent the armed forces of the aggressor state at international competitions.
In May 2024, he visited temporarily occupied Crimea as part of training events at the Federal Training Center of russian National Teams "Krymsky."

Member of the russian national bobsleigh team.
Competes for the Central Sports Club of the Army (CSKA), subordinate to the russian Ministry of Defence.
CSKA provides continuous support to military personnel and veterans of the so-called "special military operation" by purchasing and delivering special equipment, FPV drones, generators, and humanitarian cargo; conducting military-patriotic education for children and youth; organizing patriotic events; and facilitating international cooperation, including through the World Military Games project.
Thus, CSKA athletes effectively represent the armed forces of the aggressor state at international competitions.

Member of the russian national bobsleigh team.
Competes for the Central Sports Club of the Army (CSKA), subordinate to the russian Ministry of Defence.
CSKA provides continuous support to military personnel and veterans of the so-called "special military operation" by purchasing and delivering special equipment, FPV drones, generators, and humanitarian cargo; conducting military-patriotic education for children and youth; organizing patriotic events; and facilitating international cooperation, including through the World Military Games project.
Thus, CSKA athletes effectively represent the armed forces of the aggressor state at international competitions.

Member of the russian national skeleton team.
Holds the rank of praporshchik (warrant officer) in the sports unit of the National Guard’s Central District.
Competes for the Central Sports Club of the Army (CSKA), subordinate to the russian Ministry of Defence.
CSKA provides continuous support to military personnel and veterans of the so-called "special military operation" by purchasing and delivering special equipment, FPV drones, generators, and humanitarian cargo; conducting military-patriotic education for children and youth; organizing patriotic events; and facilitating international cooperation, including through the World Military Games project.
Thus, CSKA athletes effectively represent the armed forces of the aggressor state at international competitions.

Member of the russian national bobsleigh team.
Holds the rank of private in the sports unit of the National Guard’s Central District.
Competes for the Central Sports Club of the Army (CSKA), subordinate to the russian Ministry of Defence.
CSKA provides continuous support to military personnel and veterans of the so-called "special military operation" by purchasing and delivering special equipment, FPV drones, generators, and humanitarian cargo; conducting military-patriotic education for children and youth; organizing patriotic events; and facilitating international cooperation, including through the World Military Games project.
Thus, CSKA athletes effectively represent the armed forces of the aggressor state at international competitions.

Member of the russian national bobsleigh team.
Competes for the Central Sports Club of the Army (CSKA), subordinate to the russian Ministry of Defence.
CSKA provides continuous support to military personnel and veterans of the so-called "special military operation" by purchasing and delivering special equipment, FPV drones, generators, and humanitarian cargo; conducting military-patriotic education for children and youth; organizing patriotic events; and facilitating international cooperation, including through the World Military Games project.
Thus, CSKA athletes effectively represent the armed forces of the aggressor state at international competitions.

Member of the russian junior national skeleton team.
Graduate of a cadet class with the rank of sergeant.
In 2022, she visited Alushta in temporarily occupied Crimea.

Member of the russian national bobsleigh team.
Holds the rank of praporshchik (warrant officer) in the sports unit of the National Guard’s Central District.
Competes for the Central Sports Club of the Army (CSKA), subordinate to the russian Ministry of Defence.
CSKA provides continuous support to military personnel and veterans of the so-called "special military operation" by purchasing and delivering special equipment, FPV drones, generators, and humanitarian cargo; conducting military-patriotic education for children and youth; organizing patriotic events; and facilitating international cooperation, including through the World Military Games project.
Thus, CSKA athletes effectively represent the armed forces of the aggressor state at international competitions.
In May 2024, he visited temporarily occupied Crimea as part of training events at the Federal Training Center of russian National Teams "Krymsky."

Member of the russian national bobsleigh team.
Competes for the Central Sports Club of the Army (CSKA), subordinate to the russian Ministry of Defence.
CSKA provides continuous support to military personnel and veterans of the so-called "special military operation" by purchasing and delivering special equipment, FPV drones, generators, and humanitarian cargo; conducting military-patriotic education for children and youth; organizing patriotic events; and facilitating international cooperation, including through the World Military Games project.
Thus, CSKA athletes effectively represent the armed forces of the aggressor state at international competitions.

As a member of the occupying authorities, she implements the aggressor country's policy of integrating sports teams from the temporarily occupied territory of the Kherson region into the russian sports environment.
Kirillova personally oversees the federal programme of joint sports camps and training sessions for athletes from Kherson region national teams with leading russian athletes at the Crimean Federal Centre of the russian ministry of sport in the temporarily occupied territory of Crimea.
In September 2025, Kirillova headed the sports delegation of the Kherson region at the XVI Festival of Culture and Sports of the Peoples of Southern russia, dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the "Great Victory". The stated goal of the event was to "strengthen interethnic unity".
In addition, the so-called Ministry of Sport of the Kherson region, headed by Kirillova, systematically organises and conducts mass sporting events of a propaganda nature, aimed at involving the population in integration into the russian cultural space, supporting the so-called SVO and glorifying the russian military.
In particular, Kirillova personally took part in the All-russian sports and patriotic race "From Victory to Victory!", receiving the "torch of victory" from Moscow City Duma deputy Katerina Razzakova, lit from the Eternal Flame in Alexander Garden.
In July 2025, the so-called ministry of sport of the Kherson region organised an athletics race involving employees of law enforcement agencies, representatives of the VSKS, the russian ministry of emergency situations, the russian guard, volunteers and public figures, dedicated to the memory of the "Hero of Russia" - Colonel Alexei Katerinichov of the FSB.
In August 2025, the so-called ministry of sport of the Kherson region, headed by Kirillova, together with the russian state fund for the support of participants in the so-called special military operation "Defenders of the Fatherland", held a laser combat competition with the participation of disabled veterans of the "SVO" as part of the All-russian sports festival "Strength of russia".
In her previous position as head of the Yalta City Teen and Youth Centre, Kirillova ensured the functioning of the regional branch of the volunteer centre #МЫВМЕСТЕ, providing humanitarian aid to the occupying forces. Also, according to Kirillova, the Teen and Youth Centre under her control trained future students of military higher education institutions and employees of russian law enforcement agencies.
In December 2023, she received the honorary title of "Honoured Worker of Culture of the Republic of Crimea" from the occupying authorities of Crimea.

Participant in the 2025 Australian and Oceania Open Canoe Slalom Championships in Penrith.
Member of the russian national canoe slalom team.
In 2025, along with several other members of the russian national team, she received neutral status from the International Canoe Federation (ICF).
In 2024, Minazova took part in promotional events with russian foreign minister Sergey Lavrov and the head of the Republic of Bashkortostan of the russian federation, Radiy Khabirov.

Participant in the 2022 Grand Prix in Tartu, Estonia, the 2022 Italian Club Championships, the 2023 CIS Games in Minsk (Belarus), the 2023 Marina Lobach International Rhythmic Gymnastics Tournament in Minsk (Belarus), stages of the 2024 Rhythmic Gymnastics World Cup in Palaion Faliro (Greece), Sofia (Bulgaria), Baku (Azerbaijan), Portimão (Portugal), Milan (Italy), Cluj-Napoca (Romania), the 2024 AEON CUP Club World Championships in Tokyo (Japan), stages of the 2025 Rhythmic Gymnastics World Cup in Sofia (Bulgaria), Baku (Azerbaijan), Portimão (Portugal), the XXXII World Summer Universiade 2025 in Berlin and Essen (Germany).
She represents the Belarusian sports club Dynamo, known for its affiliation with the internal affairs and state security agencies of the Republic of Belarus.
In 2023, she became the face of the Belarusian "national brand" of sportswear IROS, and together with the son of the Belarusian dictator Viktor Lukashenko, she took part in the opening ceremony of the brand store.
In January 2024, the International Gymnastics Federation (FIG) granted Harnasko the status of a neutral athlete.
In December 2024, she took part in the propaganda sports and entertainment international festival "Time of Our Victories", held on behalf of the so-called President of Belarus, Alexander Lukashenko, and with the participation of representatives of russia and China.

She joined the russian national team for the 2025 World Weightlifting Championships in Ferd (Norway).
In 2022, she visited Crimea, in particular, she participated in the training camp of the russian women's weightlifting team in the temporarily occupied Alushta.
In September 2025, the International Weightlifting Federation (IWF) did not allow Sotieva to participate in the World Championships.

Participant in the CIS Games in 2023 in Grodno (Belarus).
Member of the russian national weightlifting team.
In 2022, she visited Crimea, in particular, she took part in a training camp for the russian women's weightlifting team in the temporarily occupied Alushta.
In September 2025, the International Weightlifting Federation (IWF) banned Shaidullina from participating in the 2025 World Weightlifting Championships in Ferd (Norway).

She was selected for the russian national team for the 2025 World Weightlifting Championships in Ferd (Norway).
She competes for the Central sports club of the russian army (CSKA), which is subordinate to the russian ministry of defence.
CSKA actively supports military personnel and veterans of the so-called SMO on an ongoing basis by purchasing and delivering special equipment, FPV drones, generators and humanitarian cargo to the front line, provides military and patriotic education to children and young people, organises 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 effectively represent the armed forces of the aggressor state.
In 2022, Romanova visited the temporarily occupied territory of Crimea, in particular, she participated in the training camp of the russian women's weightlifting team in the temporarily occupied Alushta.
In September 2025, the International Weightlifting Federation (IWF) did not allow Romanova to participate in the World Championships.

Participant in the 2024 BRICS Sports Games in Kazan (russian federation).
She represents the Dynamo Sports Club of the Republic of Tatarstan, known for its affiliation with the russian federation's internal affairs and state security agencies.
In 2022, she visited the temporarily occupied territory of Crimea, where she participated in a training camp for the russian federation's women's weightlifting team in the temporarily occupied city of Alushta.

Participant in the 2024 BRICS Sports Games in Kazan (russian federation).
In 2022, she visited the temporarily occupied territory of Crimea, in particular, she participated in the training camp of the russian federation women's weightlifting team in the temporarily occupied Alushta.

Participant in the second stage of the 2025 World Archery Cup in Shanghai (China), the international archery tournament "Conquest Cup" in Istanbul (Turkey), and the third stage of the 2025 Archery World Cup in Antalya (Turkey).
He competes for the Central sports club of the russian army (CSKA), which is subordinate to the russian ministry of defence.
CSKA actively assists military personnel and veterans of the so-called SVO on an ongoing basis by purchasing and delivering special equipment, FPV drones, generators and humanitarian cargo to the front line, provides military and patriotic education to children and young people, organises 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 effectively represent the armed forces of the aggressor state.
Gomboeva visited the temporarily occupied territory of Crimea several times in 2022 and 2023, for which she was suspended from participating in the 2025 Hyundai Archery World Championships in Gwangju (South Korea).