WARSAW: Poland Krystsina . granted humanitarian visa to simonskayaPoland’s deputy foreign minister said on Monday that a Belarusian Olympic athlete, who claimed his team had tried to force him to leave Japan, said Monday.
Tsimanoushskaya “already in direct contact with Polish diplomats in Tokyo. She has received a humanitarian visa. Poland will do whatever is necessary to help her continue her sporting career,” Marcin Przedyk wrote on Twitter. Wrote.
As reported by news channel TVN24, Przedec said that Simanovskaya had turned to Poland for help out of her “very difficult” situation and that she was “safe at our embassy grounds”.
“Poland provides support to Belarusian citizens who for political reasons either want to leave Belarusian territory or do not want to return to Belarus,” he said.
Foreign Ministry officials quoted Polish media as saying they expected the athletes to travel to Poland this week.
Tsimanoushskaya “already in direct contact with Polish diplomats in Tokyo. She has received a humanitarian visa. Poland will do whatever is necessary to help her continue her sporting career,” Marcin Przedyk wrote on Twitter. Wrote.
As reported by news channel TVN24, Przedec said that Simanovskaya had turned to Poland for help out of her “very difficult” situation and that she was “safe at our embassy grounds”.
“Poland provides support to Belarusian citizens who for political reasons either want to leave Belarusian territory or do not want to return to Belarus,” he said.
Foreign Ministry officials quoted Polish media as saying they expected the athletes to travel to Poland this week.
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