Krystsina Tsimanouskaya complaining about the Belarus coaching staff

Krystsina Tsimanouskaya complaining about the Belarus coaching staff. Krystsina said Belarus coaching staff had come to her room. On Sunday and told her to pack. And It taken at that point of Haneda airport. By representatives of the Belarusian Olympic group.

Belarusian sprinter denied urging on a flight from Tokyo. On Sunday after being taken to the air terminal. Against her wishes by her group taking after her complaints. Around national coaching staff at the Olympic Games.

Krystsina Tsimanouskaya, 24, looked for assurance. From Japanese police at the Haneda airport late on Sunday.

Taiga Ishikawa

Early on Monday, Japanese lawmaker Taiga Ishikawa. Attempted to visit her at the sub-precinct. At the airport but the police told him she was no longer there.

Taiga Ishikawa, an opposition member of the Upper House of parliament. Too, told Reuters a police officer declined. And to tell him where the competitor was.

Police did not comment to columnists. That he had been holding up through the night. And not seen Tsimanouskaya depart.

International Olympic Committee

The International Olympic Committee prior said. It had talked to Tsimanouskaya which she was being gone. With by a Tokyo 2020 staff part at the airport.

“She has told us she feels safe,” the IOC said in a Twitter post.

It included the IOC and Tokyo 2020 would proceed. Their discussions with Tsimanouskaya and the authorities. “to decide the following steps within the upcoming days”.

The occurrence on Sunday, first detailed by Reuters. It highlighted friction in Belarus, a previous Soviet state. That is run with a tight hold by President Alexander Lukashenko. In control since 1994, he confronted a wave of dissents final year. Which a few athletes joined.

Tsimanouskaya said the coaching staff had come to her room. On Sunday and told her to pack. Krystsina Tsimanouskay said she was at that point taken to the Haneda airport. Also, By agents of the Belarusian Olympic group.

But she refused to board the flight telling. And Reuters in a message over Wire: “I will not return to Belarus.”

The Belarusian Olympic Committee said. In other words, coaches had decided to pull back Tsimanouskaya. From the Games on doctors’ advice approximately her “emotional, mental state”.

Also, the committee did not instantly react. To an ask for extra comment.

Lastly, prior a Reuters photographer saw the athlete standing. Another to the police at the airport. “I think I am secure,” Tsimanouskaya said. “I am with the police.”

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