Vladimir Lisin, a member of the International Olympic Committee's (IOC) Revenue and Partnerships Commission and former President of the International Shooting Sport Federation, is facing serious allegations following numerous authoritative investigations. It has been revealed that Lisin's enterprises supply steel to the Russian military-industrial complex, including the tank manufacturing plant "Uralvagonzavod" and nuclear weapon production facilities, during the brutal Russia's war in Ukraine. These revelations raise significant concerns about his continued role within the IOC.

As a member of the IOC's Revenue and Partnerships Commission, Lisin holds a position of influence. However, the reports linking his business activities to the supply of steel for the Russian military-industrial complex have cast a shadow over his integrity and brought into question his suitability for such a position. The allegations suggest a potential conflict of interest and raise serious ethical concerns.

The findings of the investigations into Lisin's involvement in supplying materials for military purposes during a time of war have triggered calls for immediate action. The IOC and other relevant bodies within the international sports community are expected to conduct a thorough review of the situation and assess the impact on Lisin's continued membership and positions of authority. This case underscores the importance of transparency, ethical conduct, and adherence to the Olympic values in all aspects of the sporting world.