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The coach of the Russian woman caught doping for the first time commented on the scandal at the 2022 Olympics

Eteri Tutberidze for the first time commented on the scandal surrounding the 15-year-old Russian figure skater Kamila Valieva at the 2022 Olympics in Beijing, the Championship reports.

Continuation 1. Russian woman made history after gold at the 2022 Olympics "A very controversial and difficult situation has arisen. There are a lot of questions and very few answers. I want to say that I am absolutely sure that Camila is innocent and pure. For us, this is not a theorem, and an axiom, this does not need to be proven. I understand that there is some protocol of actions that cannot be dispensed with. We have by no means abandoned the athlete, we are with our athletes in trouble and in joy to the end.

It is very unclear why an athlete with a dubious doping test on December 25 was admitted to the Olympic Games. Either this is a fatal coincidence, or this is a very competent plan - I don't know, or both. I really hope that our leaders will not abandon us, defend our rights and prove our innocence.

Now our entire team is frozen in anticipation of decisions regarding Kamila Valieva. We are afraid of any statements, so as not to violate, not to harm. I don’t know who and what decides, but I hope that justice will somehow prevail,” Tutberidze said on Channel One.

Recall that the Russian team with Valieva won the team figure skating tournament at the Beijing Olympics, but then the awards ceremony was postponed. On February 11, information about a positive doping test of a Russian woman was officially confirmed. The decision on the athlete will be made by the Court of Arbitration for Sport.

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The coach of the Russian woman caught doping for the first time commented on the scandal at the 2022 Olympics