Unnatural position, inverted eyes. Did the Russians poison their star? – The truth

The drama surrounding CSKA Moscow goalkeeper Ivan Fedotov continues. The twenty-five-year-old mainstay of the most famous KHL club is in trouble, as she refused to join the mandatory military service. Photo: Sergei Fadeichev / TASS / Profimedia 687553644 Ivan fedotov Ivan Fedotov as the KHL champion in April 2022. In addition, Fedotov signed a rookie contract with Philadelphia in the NHL a few days ago. The Flyers drafted the 2-meter goaltender seven years ago and decided to give him a chance in training camp before the next 2022/23 season. However, everything is different and Fedotov, due to disobeying the order, ended up in a pre-trial detention cell and is threatened with prison. Read more Russian star refuses to go fight in Ukraine. Facing jail There was speculation that he was supposed to serve as a member of the reserve force for deployment in the war in Ukraine, and when the police came to them after one of the training sessions, Fedotov did not resist and went with them to the station. However, according to the hockey player’s lawyer Alexei Ponomarev, no summons was issued. What is even worse, according to him, Fedotov felt nauseous after one of the injections given to him by the doctor. For example, the Russian portal MatchTV came up with this version. Other websites reported that Fedotov felt nauseous even before he received the injections. “He doesn’t feel very well. He got some injections from a doctor he didn’t know. It doesn’t look good,” said Fedotova’s lawyer, quoted by Swedish journalist Karl Månsson, who covers events in the KHL. If you haven’t seen it already, this is the last picture we have of Fedotov. He was driven from the military enlistment office to a military hospital. He was feeling ill, possibly having been poisoned. His current whereabouts are unknown. https://t.co/gpLMhLmJ1U pic.twitter.com/WtLYttbbVb — Karl Månsson (@karl_khl) July 3, 2022 On Sunday, Fedetov was transferred to the naval military base in the city of Severomorsk. The Russian agency TASS reported that Fedotov will be taken to Novaya Zemlya. The rugged archipelago in the Arctic Ocean used to be a site where the Soviets tested nuclear bombs. Administratively, it belongs to the Archangelsk region. The Russian Hockey Federation does not want to comment on the whole case. “With regard to Fedotov, no comment,” said the president of the union, Vladislav Tretiak.