Abstracts of the head of the Commission of the World Anti -Doping Agency

The head of the Commission of the World Anti -Doping Agency (WADA) Richard McLaren presented the second part of the report on doping in Russian sports. According to new data, 12 athletes who received medals at the Sochi Olympics used doping. Among them are four gold medalists. True, according to the results, the most serious blow falls on the Russian Paralympic Committee. "New Gazeta" tells why.

Why in Russian sports? Richard McLaren: “I was concentrated in one country and one situation. And I was concentrated on what was happening in Russian sports. It is possible that this can happen in another country, but using other methods. We did not conduct any investigations in other countries. However, I do not think that what happened here could happen around the world. ”

Special services, anti -doping departments of Russia (Rusada) and officials of the Ministry of Sports received official charges of participating in the program for hiding doping in Russian sports. “In Russia, there were intra -human conspiracies. Around every month, “wizards”, known as a division of FSB officers involved in the removal of covers, could get into the laboratory for removing samples “B”.

The Olympic Committee of Russia is not involved in manipulations.

Direct accusations are made to the former Minister of Sports Vitaly Mutko. “ The scheme took place under the patronage of Deputy Prime Minister Vitaly Mutko. Doping officers who warned athletes about unexpected checks, as well as the rest of the officials of the Ministry of Sports, also knew about her.

"Physiologically impossible level of salt in the urine." During an independent examination, it was found that Berlinger jars could be opened. “Salt was added to clean urine to ensure a certain density. In the samples of Russian athletes from Sochi, a physiologically impossible level of salt was discovered. ”

None of the witnesses surveyed saw how the “B” tests were opened. But Dr. Rodchenkov claims that he personally saw the funds used by the FSB agents to open Berlinger jars.

In question: 21 medal of six prize -winners of the Paralympics in Sochi. The athletes are charged that third -party actions were carried out with their urine in jars. Scratches were found on the vessels.

What was found during the investigation. Doping tests of 12 Russian medalists were damaged by jars. Their samples "B" are falsified. Male DNA was found in two members of the women's hockey team of Russia in doping tests. It is also proved that doping tests of two Russian athletes were falsified, who won four gold medals in the total amount. Their names are not revealed. The athlete who received a silver medal, in doping industry, revealed an unnatural level of salt.

Samples of 96 athletes from the Paralympics and Olympics in Sochi were replaced, which showed chemical analysis.

When it all started: a year before the Olympics in Sochi. For the first time, experiments with the substitution of samples of athletes were tested a year before the Olympics, in 2013 at the Universiade in Kazan.

The identities of athletes convicted of doping will not be revealed by the media, but they will be transferred to international federations.

"Our jars are not opened"

A week before the presentation of the second part of the McLaren report, New Gazeta, addressed Berlinger with the question: whether jars from the Sochi Olympics are opened to store doping industry samples.

Hans Klaus

Berlinger spokeswoman supplies jars for doping tests

- Berlinger jars used during the 2014 Olympics in Sochi meet the highest modern security standards and cannot be opened. They regularly undergo a strict security verification by an independent external organization, which checks our products in detail, and which subsequently issues a certificate - “protected from unauthorized intervention”.

In connection with the latest media reports, Berlinger welcomes all efforts aimed at further investigation. But the company is not able to provide additional details about the safety of containers in the interests of the safety of anti -doping tests.