Violetta Markova, a Russian boxer contracted by the Armed Forces of Russia and a member of the Central Sports Club of the Army, is facing potential consequences that may impact her ability to participate in international competitions. Her involvement with the defense structures during Russia's brutal war against Ukraine has brought her boxing career to a halt, jeopardizing her ability to participate in international tournaments.

Markova's affiliation with the military during the violent war has sparked controversy and raised concerns about her eligibility as an international competitor. The revelation of her participation in the defense structures has ignited discussions about the ethics of her involvement in the war and its implications for her sporting pursuits.

If Markova's association with the defense structures is deemed disqualifying, it would not only impact her personal aspirations but also set a precedent for other athletes facing similar circumstances. This situation highlights the complex interplay between sports and politics in Russia, prompting a broader examination of the roles and responsibilities of athletes involved with the military in international competitions.

Russian and Belarusian boxers contracted by military structures