Champions of terror

He is an active participant in international sports competitions, including the 2022 International Council of Military Sports (CISM) Taekwondo World Championships in Tehran (Iran) and the 2023 International Taekwondo Tournament in Taiyuan (China). He led the russian national team at the 2024 European Taekwondo Championships in Belgrade (Serbia).
He is a member of the national team of the russian armed forces and the russian national taekwondo team.
He holds the rank of warrant officer of the russian armed forces.
He plays for the Central Sports Club of the russian army (CSKA), which is subordinated to the Ministry of Defense of the russian federation, and is a silver medalist at the VII World Military Games 2019 in Wuhan (China).
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 November 2022, in his online video address, Larin called on russian citizens to support and finance the russian military involved in the armed aggression against Ukraine.
He is an ambassador of the national anti-doping organization of the russian federation - the Association "russian Anti-Doping Agency RUSADA".
In 2021, he was personally awarded the Order of Friendship by putin for "a great contribution to the development of national sports, high sports achievements, the will to win, resilience and dedication shown at the Games of the XXXII Olympics 2020 in Tokyo (Japan)".

He is an active participant in international sports competitions, including the 2022 World Taekwondo Championships of the International Council of Military Sports (CISM) in Tehran (Iran). He led the russian national team at the 2024 European Taekwondo Championships in Belgrade (Serbia).
He is a member of the national team of the russian armed forces and the russian national taekwondo team.
He holds the rank of warrant officer of the russian armed forces.
He plays for the Central Sports Club of the russian army (CSKA), which is subordinated to the Ministry of Defense of the russian federation, and is the champion of the VII World Military Games 2019 in Wuhan (China).
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.
On social media, it openly supports putin's policy and russia's military aggression against Ukraine, using the letter "Z" in its posts as a symbol of the so-called "SMO". In particular, in October 2022, he filmed and published a video in which he congratulated putin on his birthday and said he was proud to support him. His post on the social network VK also contained the hashtags #ZaПрезидента, #ZaМир, #ZaРоссию (for president, for peas, for russia).
In November 2024, Khramtsov held a sporting event "II Open Taekwondo Tournament" for the prizes of Olympic champion Maxim Khramtsov" in Moscow, to which the occupation authorities of Donetsk region sent a children's team of the so-called "DPR" to participate. In addition, Khramtsov called on the organizers of other russian tournaments to bring children from the so-called "new regions" - the temporarily occupied Donetsk, Luhansk, Kherson, and Zaporizhzhia regions - to compete in russia.
In April 2025, he took part in a propaganda event - the federal marathon "Znanie.Pervye" and held a sports master class for children in the temporarily occupied Donetsk.
In 2020, Khramtsov was awarded the Medal "For Strengthening the Combatant Commonwealth" by the russian Ministry of Defense for winning the World Military Games.
In 2021, he was personally awarded the Order of Friendship by putin for "a great contribution to the development of national sports, high sports achievements, the will to win, resilience and dedication shown at the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo (Japan)".

He is an active participant in international sports competitions, including the 2022 International Council of Military Sports (CISM) World Taekwondo Championships in Tehran (Iran), the 2023 Grand Slam Champion Series in Wuxi (China), the 2023 World Taekwondo Championships in Baku (Azerbaijan), the 2024 Taekwondo Tournament in Bulgaria and the 2024 European Taekwondo Championships in Belgrade (Serbia).
He is a member of the russian armed forces national team and the russian national taekwondo team.
He holds the rank of warrant officer of the russian armed forces.
He plays for the Central Sports Club of the russian army (CSKA), which is subordinated to the Ministry of Defense of the russian federation.
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 2021, CSKA was awarded the Medal "For Strengthening the Combatant Commonwealth" of the russian Ministry of Defense at a ceremony personally attended by russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu. In her post on Instagram, Minina thanked the Minister of Defense and expressed her honor to be part of the CSKA team.

Active participant in the annual international sailing regatta Admiral's Cup for students of higher naval educational institutions as part of the russian navy team at the Indian Naval Academy in Ezhimala (India) in 2019, 2022, 2023 and 2024 and the international regatta First Sea Cup in 2024 in Dalian (China).
He holds the rank of lieutenant of the russian navy.
He plays for the Central sports club of the russian army (CSKA)/Sevastopol, which is subordinated to the Ministry of Defense of the russian federation.
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 in international competitions actually represent the armed forces of the aggressor state.
In June 2022, he took part in a propaganda event in support of russia's occupation policy in the occupied Crimea - the Crimea Cup 2022 sailing regatta of cruising yachts, dedicated to the day of russia.

Participant in the annual international sailing regatta Admiral's Cup among students of higher naval educational institutions as part of the russian navy team at the Indian Naval Academy in Ezhimala (India) in 2024.
He plays for the Central sports club of the russian army (CSKA)/Sevastopol, which is subordinated to the ministry of defense of the russian federation.
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 April 2018 and in August 2024, participated in a propaganda event in support of russia's occupation policy in the occupied Crimea - the "russian spring" sailing regatta for the prizes of the Plenipotentiary Representative of the president of the russian federation in the North Caucasus Federal district, hero of russia, Vice Admiral Oleg Belaventsev.

A StarCraft II player representing the 3D!Clan team.
At the end of February 2022, at one of the russian propaganda forums "AfterShok", he openly supported the so-called "special military operation" of the russian federation on the territory of Ukraine.
After his statement, Satybaldin was suspended by the organizer of the Nation Wars tournament from participating in the tournament because of his support for russian military aggression.
Instead, Satybaldin expressed his gratitude to russia and putin for supporting his country during the unrest in January 2022 and stated that "russia is doing everything right to ensure its security and the security of the population of southeastern Ukraine (LPR and DPR)".

He is a serviceman of the national Guard of the russian federation and holds the rank of captain of the armed forces of the russian federation.
He plays for the Central Sports Club of the russian army (CSKA), which is subordinated to the Ministry of Defense.
CSKA constantly provides active assistance to the military and veterans of the so-called "military conflict zone" by purchasing and delivering special equipment, FPV drones, generators and humanitarian supplies to the frontline, provides military-patriotic education for children and youth, organizes and conducts sports and patriotic events and promotes international cooperation, in particular within the framework of the World War Games project.
Thus, CSKA athletes at international competitions actually represent the armed forces of the aggressor state.
He criticizes the restrictions on russian military athletes' access to international competitions and calls such restrictions unfair.
In February 2022, he was awarded the Order of Friendship for "high sporting achievements, will to win, resilience and determination shown at the XXIV Olympic Winter Games 2022 in Beijing (China)", and in April 2022, during putin's meeting with russian Olympic athletes in the kremlin, he received the award from putin personally.

He is a member of the russian national gymnastics team.
He holds the position of sports instructor of the 1st category of the sports team at the Central District of the National Guard of the russian federation.
He holds the rank of senior lieutenant.
He represents the Dynamo sports club, which is known for its affiliation with the russian internal affairs and state security agencies.
On the profile photo of his private Instagram account, he posted a photo with putin.
In December 2024, he visited the temporarily occupied Donetsk as part of a sports event at the Dynamo sports school.

Participant of the 2024 BRICS Sports Games in Kazan (russia).
He is a member of the russian national track and field team.
He plays for the Central Sports Club of the russian army (CSKA), which is subordinated to the Ministry of Defense of the russian federation.
CSKA 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 War Games project.
Thus, CSKA athletes at international competitions actually represent the armed forces of the aggressor state.
In March 2022, he starred in a propaganda video in support of russian aggression against Ukraine for the official page of the Krasnodar Territory Ministry of Sports.

Russian politician and sports figure.
He is a professional military officer with the rank of colonel in the reserve of the russian armed forces.
Using his membership in the International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF), he lobbies for the interests of russian athletes in the international sports arena. In particular, it criticizes the requirements for russian athletes to condemn hostilities against Ukraine in order to be admitted to international competitions and calls such restrictions discriminatory, and states that russian athletes will never accept such conditions.
Currently, russian athletes of the russian Table Tennis Federation participate in international competitions as part of foreign clubs.
He is a member of the Organizing Committee for the preparation and holding of the World Friendship Games, an international competition launched as a russian alternative to the Olympic Games in response to the restrictions on the participation of russian athletes in the Olympic Games in Paris. The aim of the project is to demonstrate to the world russia's capabilities in holding sporting events at the highest level and to develop new formats of sports cooperation. The World Friendship Games project was presented at the largest forums "russia - CEF", "PMEF", "russia - Africa", "russia - Sports Power", and issues were separately resolved with the ministers of South Africa, China, Brazil and North Korea regarding the participation of athletes from their respective countries in the competitions.
In addition, Levitin also invited athletes from all countries to participate in the World Friendship Games during a meeting of the russian Olympic Committee's Athletes Commission.
Also as the first vice-president of the russian Olympic Committee, in September 2023, he made a statement of intent to establish cooperation with the Olympic Council of Asia (OCA) on the participation of russian and Belarusian athletes in the Asian Games in China.
In 2022, he called on large russian companies to continue to finance domestic sports at the same level under sanctions.
Along with other federal officials, he is a member of the board of trustees of the Sirius educational center headed by putin. One of Sirius's activities is the intensive training, development and further professional support of gifted children in sports disciplines, including hockey, figure skating and chess.

As a senior coach of the russian women's biathlon team, he criticizes the requirements for russian athletes to condemn hostilities against Ukraine in order to be allowed to participate in international competitions and equates fulfilling these requirements with betrayal of the country.
Publicly expresses support for Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine. In particular, in the context of the so-called "SMO", he stated: "Our cause is right, the enemy will be defeated, victory will be ours."
He is a coach of the winter sports team of the Central Sports Club of the russian Army (CSKA).
CSKA regularly provides active assistance to the military and veterans of the so-called "combat zone" by purchasing and delivering special equipment, FPV drones, generators and humanitarian supplies to the front, provides military-patriotic education for children and youth, organizes and conducts sports and patriotic events and promotes international cooperation, in particular within the framework of the World War Games project.
In January 2023, he was awarded the medal of the Order of Merit for the Fatherland, II degree, for "ensuring the successful training of athletes who achieved high sports achievements at the XXIV Olympic Winter Games 2022 in Beijing (People's Republic of China)."

He supports putin's policies and has been his proxy in the presidential election since 2018, and is a member of the putin Team movement, which supports putin in the presidential election. Оn his own Telegram account, he systematically publishes posts congratulating putin on his birthday.
In June 2023, he publicly supported putin during the Wagner PMC mutiny, calling for "unity of the people, solidarity with the president and support for the course taken."
He criticizes the decision to ban russian athletes from international competitions, calling such restrictions discriminatory.
In 2023, he was elected Ambassador of the Republic of Crimea (TOT of Ukraine) in the field of physical culture and sports at the international exhibition-forum "russia". In addition, as part of his cooperation with the occupation authorities of Crimea, through his own company Naslediye, he is implementing a number of projects to build ice sports training centers in the temporarily occupied Simferopol, Kerch and near Yevpatoriya.
He is a trainer and producer of the TV show "Ice Age" on the federal Channel One, where in 2022 he presented a speech dedicated to the so-called "SMO".
He is the founder and head of a number of commercial companies engaged in entertainment and sports activities, including patriotic and propaganda activities, which are supported by the russian government and the presidential Foundation for Cultural Initiatives.
In March 2024, Averbukh performed an anniversary show for the families of the so-called "SMO" participants, "Together and Forever 20 Years of Success".
He regularly visits the temporarily occupied Crimea.