Dominic Gashka turned to the Ukrainian people on the occasion of the third anniversary of the full -scale Russian invasion.
The legendary Czech hockey player Dominic Hashka expressed gratitude to to Ukraine , which continues to fight against Russian invaders.
The two -time owner of the Stanley Cup on the occasion of the third anniversary of the full -scale Russian invasion devoted to the Ukrainian the people are touching in social networks x.
He called the President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin “the largest criminal of modernity” and thanked the Ukrainians who, at the cost of their own lives, protect not only their country from the “Russian imperialist enemy”, but all of Europe.
“as a former professional hockey player of the NHL and A multiple participant in the Olympic Games, and as a citizen of the Czech Republic, which is part of the EU, I want to say this the day before the third anniversary of the Russian imperialist war against the free democratic country of Ukraine.
I would like to thank the President of Zelensky and, above all, the entire Ukrainian people who protects (and every day puts on Kon and loses life) both his country and all of Europe from the Russian imperialist enemy, led by the largest criminal Putin.
Thanks to you, my country and my fellow citizens can now live peacefully on our territory. You deserve the greatest recognition and maximum support from us, which cannot be expressed only with money, ”the outstanding hockey player wrote.
at the end of the publication, Hashki called on to share it” with all fans, friends and those who are not indifferent to democracy, to whom it is not indifferent to the future of the next generations. “
We note that Hashka actively supports Ukraine from the beginning Full-scale invasion of Russian invaders, earlier he toughly prompted NHL for refusing to remove hockey players from the aggressor state, as well as condemned Russians to the 2024 Olympics in Paris.
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