Six e-athletes from Russia and Kazakhstan were included in the GUR database. 5 cyber athletes from Russia and one from Kazakhstan are included in the war and sanctions database of the Main Directorate of Intelligence (GUR) of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine. The Ukrainians who entered are called to be removed from the federations and suspended from competitions. Russian professional Dota 2 player Ivan Fyor Moskalenko, who plays for team 1w, was blacklisted by the GUR for drawing the letter Z on the playing field during one of the games. The pool also includes the Kazakh cyber athlete Adel Satibaldin, known by the nickname Lightweight. It's a 3D team StarCraft II game! tribe. The reason for being included in the list was his support for SVO. In addition, Stivaldin is accused of being grateful to Vladimir Putin for helping Kazakhstan during mass unrest in the republic in January 2022.

Six e-athletes from Russia and Kazakhstan were included in the GUR database. 5 cyber athletes from Russia and one from Kazakhstan are included in the war and sanctions database of the Main Directorate of Intelligence (GUR) of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine. The Ukrainians who entered are called to be removed from the federations and suspended from competitions. Russian professional Dota 2 player Ivan Fyor Moskalenko, who plays for team 1w, was blacklisted by the GUR for drawing the letter Z on the playing field during one of the games. The pool also includes the Kazakh cyber athlete Adel Satibaldin, known by the nickname Lightweight. It's a 3D team StarCraft II game! tribe. The reason for being included in the list was his support for SVO. In addition, Stivaldin is accused of being grateful to Vladimir Putin for helping Kazakhstan during mass unrest in the republic in January 2022.