Volleyball “Dynamo” accused the opponents of LGBT propaganda

The Moscow women’s volleyball club “Dynamo” accused the rivals from Kaliningrad “Lokomotiv”, which lost the decisive match in the semi-finals of the championship of Russia, of LGBT propaganda.

On Monday, a statement appeared on the official website of “Dynamo” under the heading “Enough of putting up with it!”, in which it is said that the volleyball players of “Lokomotiv” during the game “demonstrated monstrous gestures imitating sexual intercourse, same-sex kisses on the lips and other abominations.”

“It’s worse that all of this is met with approval from teammates who dress up in satanic faces, while three of Lokomotiv’s players are raising their own children!”, Dynamo states in a statement.

It also mentions that “the LGBT community in the Russian Federation is recognized as an extremist organization at the legislative level, the promotion of this deviation from traditional values ​​among young people is prohibited.” And the statement ends with a mention of the war: “When Russian lands and people are subjected to enemy bombings, when the best representatives of the country protect us with weapons in their hands, doctors, teachers, priests, workers of all the most difficult and time-consuming professions work for the good of our country – here will be This will never happen! This can only cause universal condemnation and contempt!”

A number of Telegram channels drew attention to the fact that the statement posted on the “Dynamo” website is written in the first person, and they call its author – one of the most famous Russian volleyball players, world champion and three-time European champion Elena Godina, who played for Moscow for many years club. Now she works in the ego structure, being an advisor to the general director. Its authorship was not officially confirmed.

The vast majority of commentators on the “Dynamo” website sharply condemned the publication of the statement.