The military registration and enlistment office did not confirm the reservation to the Russian luger Antonov

The silver medalist of the 2014 Olympics, 31-year-old luger Vladislav Antonov, who received a summons to mobilize, has no information about his future, as the military registration and enlistment office in Krasnoyarsk is waiting for a decision on the athlete from the higher authorities. This was reported by the head of the Russian national team Artem Petrakov.

As noted, the athlete received a summons a week earlier and on October 3 came to the draft board. The athlete was given a temporary reprieve pending the receipt of documents confirming the receipt of the reservation. The luger performs in a carriage with Alexander Denisyev. In addition, the tandem became the winner and prize-winner of the world championships, as well as a two-time European champion.

It is clarified that today the athlete was again in the military registration and enlistment office, the certificate from CSKA and the letter from the Luge Federation of the Russian Federation about being in the national team did not affect the military registration and enlistment office. The institution is waiting for information on Antonov to come to it from higher authorities. According to Petrakov, the luger is not on the list of athletes who have entered the military registration and enlistment office and have the right to reserve from conscription.