The Japanese government confirmed on Monday that Belarusian sprinter Krystsina Tsimanouskaya is safe after she alleged that her country attempted to forcefully remove her from Tokyo.
Hours later, a Polish government official announced that she had been granted a humanitarian visa and was staying at the nation’s embassy in Tokyo. She will leave for Poland in the coming days, where she will be welcome to continue her athletic career under the nation’s flag, according to Deputy Foreign Minister Marcin Przydac.
“She’s in the Polish embassy, safe and in quite good condition,” Przydacz told Reuters. … “The Polish embassy is well-protected in Tokyo.” Read More
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"These allegations should have been taken seriously from the outset."