Sivakov speaks out against Russian invasion of Ukraine
Ineos Grenadiers rider says, 'we shouldn't be targets of hate just because o꧂f our origin'

168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Ineos Grenadiers' rising star 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Pavel Sivakov took to social media on Frid๊ay to denounce the Russian invasion of Ukraine and to ask that hisꦍ fellow Russian citizens not be "targets of hate".
"It's been a difficult few🐭 days seeing what's currently happening," Sivakov wrote. "First of all I just want to say that I'm totally against the war and can't get around of what's going on in Ukraine, all my thoughts are with the Ukrainian people."
R🍌ussian troops, which had been lining up on the borders of their neighboring country in the past week, launched missile strikes all across Ukra꧒ine followed by ground forces entering the country.
The 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:UCI denounced the invasion and called for diplomacy, n𝓡oting that the attack violates the Olympic Truce by which all members of the United Nations agreed to suspend conflicts during the Olympic and Paralympic Games which are cu𝓡rrently taking place in Beijing.
As people across the globe denounced the invasion, Sivakov asked that the Russian pe✤ople not be the target of hate after th🧸e actions taken by Russian president Vladimir Putin.
"I also want people to understan♍d that most of the Russians only want peace and never asked for all of this to happen, we shouldn't be targets of hate just because of our origin. I know these few lines won't make a big difference to the current situation but I just wanted to share it."
Sivakov, who started his season with a top-10 finish♏ at the Volta a la Comunitat Valenciana, said on Instagram he has recovered from a COVID infection and is back training after a week off t♐he bike.
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