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Everton’s Ukraine star Vitaliy Mykolenko slams ‘silent b***h’ Russia captain Artem Dzyuba and ‘s***head team-mates’

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EVERTON star Vitaliy Mykolenko has unleashed a scathing attack on the Russian national team for staying silent after Vladimir Putin ordered the invasion of Ukraine.

Russia began to invade their neighbours last Thursday with the mission of demilitarising and denazifying the country – a justification which has widely been dismissed as propaganda.

Mykolenko alongside international team-mate Oleksandr Zinchenko, warming up on the touchlineCredit: GETTY
Everton fans held a banner up in support of Mykolenko when their side took on Manchester CityCredit: GETTY
Dzyuba, No22, was called a ‘silent b***h’ by MykolenkoCredit: GETTY

Mykolenko, who joined Everton from Dynamo Kyiv in January, took to aim at Russian captain Dzyuba and his ‘s***head team-mates’ for their silence on the crisis.

The 22-year-old wrote on Instagram: “Whilst you remain silent b**** along with your s***head football team-mates, peaceful civilians are being killed in Ukraine.

“You will be locked in your dungeon for the rest of your life and most importantly the lives of your kids. And I’m glad.”

Dzyuba and co have remained silent even though Fifa have KICKED them out of the World Cup 2022 play-offs.

Russia were due to take on Poland in the first play-off round before potentially facing either Sweden or the Czech Republic.

But all three countries apposed playing Russia as a result of Putin’s decision to invade Ukraine.

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Uefa have also kicked Spartak Moscow OUT of the Europa League.

A number of high profile Ukrainian footballers, including national team captain and West Ham player Andriy Yarmolenko, have also put together a joint message in a plea to stop the ‘destruction and bloodshed’ in their country.

In a message, they said: “We appeal to the football community, to everyone who is united by love for the game of football, every fan, every player, every coach, every manager, everyone who understands and loves football.

“We appeal to you to explain to the whole world and to show every inhabitant of the planet, that under the cover of special operation, Russian troops are waging an open war against Ukraine.

“They are bombarding residential areas with missiles and shooting civilians. We call everyone who hears us to resist this war, stop the destruction and bloodshed. 

“We ask all the world football community to oppose Russian propaganda, to show and tell the truth about war in Ukraine by all possible resources. 

“We thank everyone who has already done this and everyone who will support us. No to war! Glory to Ukraine. Glory to the heroes.”

Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk

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