Doping scandal: Russia is banned in the Winter Olympics in 2018

Only two months in the South Korean Olympics

At the start of the Winter Olympics in Pyongyang, when the two months left, the announcement came soon. IOC, the International Olympic Committee, banned the country in the Olympics in the year 2018 for the use of alcoholic medicines by the Russian government.

According to the information and recommendations made in response to the 17-month-long investigation into the Russian Federation, in response to the allegations of using doping or amenorrhoea medicines in the 2014 Russia Olympics, ICO President Tomas Bach and his board announced this decision Tuesday.

However, the Russian players who can prove themselves doping free, they will get the opportunity to participate in the Olympics. In this case, they will be given a chance to compete in the banner of the Olympic Athlete from Russia.

Russia's angry reaction to the ban on the Olympics is seen. Some politicians also said that boycotting the Olympics.

The deputy speaker of the parliament says this ban is defamatory and insulting

Russia's Olympic Committee says they will appeal against the ban.

In a post on social media, a spokesman for the country's foreign ministry said, Russia still remains. After World War II, Russia will survive just after the breakup of the Soviet Union and after the ban.