Watch: Russian player gives message to his President, writes on camera – ‘No War Please’

At this time if anything is discussed the most in the world, then it is the Ukraine Crisis. Russia has attacked Ukraine and it is being opposed all over the world. Even the citizens of Russia are constantly opposing this decision of their President Vladimir Putin. Thousands of Russian citizens are protesting this war by gathering in the capital Kremlin. A Russian tennis star has also joined this list. Russian Tennis Player Andrey Rublev has prayed to stop this war after winning a match.

Andre Rublev, after winning the semi-final match of the Dubai Tennis Competition, went to the cameraman on the court and started writing something on the screen. When the other cameraman focused on the written words, it was seen that Rublev had written ‘No War Please’ on the live camera. There was a lot of applause in the court for this message of Rublev. Commentators also started praising Rublev. This message of this Russian tennis star is now becoming very viral.

Russian tennis player Andrey Rublev writes “No war please” on the camera following his advancement to the final in Dubai. pic.twitter.com/GQe8d01rTd

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Russian President Vladimir Putin declared war on Ukraine on Thursday. The Russian army has attacked Ukraine by water, land and air. Thousands of people have fled Ukraine’s major cities, while dozens of civilians have also died. To fight with the Russian army, the government here has also put guns in the hands of the common people.

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