The hacker group Fancy Bears published on its website another batch of documents on doping “therapeutic indications” obtained through hacking the databases of the world anti-doping Agency (WADA), reports R-Sport.
In the sixth part of the publication of the documents cited, in particular, Olympic champion Australian swimmer Emily seebohm, who took the prednisone, and the British triathlete Alistair Brownlee — he used acetazolamide. In addition, the list includes athletes from the USA, Japan, Brazil, Canada, Colombia, Germany, France, New Zealand, Sweden, Venezuela and South Africa.
Hackers of Fancy Bears five times published documents from the compromised database WADA, according to which many famous athletes, including Olympic Champions, received doping under the auspices of the Agency for therapeutic purposes. The Agency has enabled a number of famous athletes, including tennis players Rafael Nadal, Serena and Venus Williams gymnast Simone Bilz, cyclists Chris froome and Bradley Wiggins, basketball players Milos Teodosic and Elena Delle Donne, to use illegal drugs, and even drugs.
