Alexander GovorovSport correspondentAll materialsLegendary Czech goalkeeper Dominik Hasek demands to introduce a law prohibiting citizens of the country from working in Russia, and calls for imprisonment for 15 years for this. But 11 years ago, the hockey player enjoyed playing for Spartak in the KHL and earned rubles. Isn't it time to return the money, Dominik?» Work in Russia is a danger for a citizen of the Czech Republic» The transfer of Czech hockey player Dmitry Yashkin to St. Petersburg SKA caused an uproar in the athlete's homeland. The main hater was the two-time Stanley Cup winner, the legendary Detroit goaltender Dominik Hasek. He published a post on his social networks in which he urges the government of his country to pass a law prohibiting the work of Czech citizens in Russia. «I'm sorry. The work of a Czech citizen in the Russian Federation is support for Russia and special operations in Ukraine. Therefore, this is a danger to of our country and its citizens. However, I do not blame the guy or his agent, but the Czech government and parliament for not passing a law prohibiting this, «wrote the former goalkeeper. Hasek did not stop there. In the comments to his post, he went further and called for jailing for 15 years those who go to work «in an enemy country.» Moreover, the ex-goalkeeper answered every second user and each time repeated the same mantra: “Russia is an enemy, we need to save our children.” “I think that, for example, 15 years in prison for working for Russia would be very helpful. This would certainly increase our security, the security of our allies, and probably save many lives,» Hasek wrote.
