In the midst of Russia's ongoing and brutal war against Ukraine, concerns have been raised over the actions of Stanislav Ramonov, a Russian wrestling coach specializing in freestyle wrestling. Ramonov's contractual ties with the Central Sports Club of the Army have drawn significant criticism, given the club's association with military structures actively involved in the conflict in Ukraine.

The international sports community is increasingly vocal about the need to hold individuals accountable for their affiliations with organizations linked to armed forces during such a grave humanitarian crisis. Critics argue that allowing sports figures associated with military entities to continue their roles during times of war undermines the principles of fair play and the spirit of international camaraderie that sports should promote. The situation involving Ramonov underscores the ongoing debate regarding the appropriate role of athletes and sports personnel in times of war and raises questions about the ethical implications of such associations.