#IOCMEDIA - Twitter Hashtag

European Media News 24 @europeanMedia24

7 months ago

#Ukraine reportedly strikes oil hub in #Russia's Krasnodar Krai. 🔗 https://t.co/nlQENHw29s #IOC #IOCmedia #Kyiv #Moscow

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European Media News 24 @europeanMedia24

7 months ago

Zelensky shares new update on liberated Ukrainian territory, says #Kyiv 'more positive' than at end of 2025. 🔗 https://t.co/BLNkKdOH2Z #Donetsk #IOC #IOCmedia #L ...

europeanMedia24's tweet photo. Zelensky shares new update on liberated Ukrainian territory, says #Kyiv 'more positive' than at end of 2025.
🔗 https://t.co/BLNkKdOH2Z
#Donetsk #IOC #IOCmedia #L ... https://t.co/jXlTcpF2pV

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European Media News 24 @europeanMedia24

8 months ago

Ukrainian drones reportedly strike Novorossiysk oil terminal in southern #Russia. 🔗 https://t.co/Kbu4NPdT9e #IOC #IOCmedia #Kyiv #Luhansk #Moscow #Ukraine

europeanMedia24's tweet photo. Ukrainian drones reportedly strike Novorossiysk oil terminal in southern #Russia.
🔗 https://t.co/Kbu4NPdT9e
#IOC #IOCmedia #Kyiv #Luhansk #Moscow #Ukraine https://t.co/ej9e2YyjzY

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European Media News 24 @europeanMedia24

8 months ago

#Russia kills 4 in #Sumy Oblast, strikes ambulance carrying minor hospitalized in blast, targets Mondelez factory. 🔗 https://t.co/arICmQJL74 #IOC #IOCmedia #K ...

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ANTIZIONIST 🇭🇷 @MrTyranitar23

8 months ago

@cbctom One of them is nazi. #iocmedia #olimpics check them all this is joke

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T lemieux🇨🇦 @Tlemieux4

8 months ago

#iocmedia SHAME.. #StandWithUkraine

cher @hanayoshidas

8 months ago

They disqualified the Ukrainian skeletonist for having a helmet that honored Ukrainian athletes killed in the war???? IOC is just evil for that

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Nanci@Nanci 🇺🇦 @NanciNanci7

8 months ago

@frontlinekit Fuck @iocmedia @Olympics #Olympics2026 #IOCmedia

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Nanci@Nanci 🇺🇦 @NanciNanci7

8 months ago

@frontlinekit @Olympics Fuck @iocmedia @Olympics #IOCmedia #Olympics2026

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Nanci@Nanci 🇺🇦 @NanciNanci7

8 months ago

@frontlinekit Fuck @iocmedia @Olympics #IOCmedia #Olympics2026

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Nanci@Nanci 🇺🇦 @NanciNanci7

8 months ago

“Remembrance is not a Violation” Deepest Respect Vladyslav ✊ The Olympics have brought great shame and disrespect upon themselves… History will remember… @iocmedia @Olympics #IOCmedia #Olympics2026 @andrii_sybiha

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Vurmel The Viking Fella 🇳🇴 🇨🇦🇫🇷🇬🇱🇺🇦 @vwtoys1966

8 months ago

#RussiaIsATerroristState Shame on you, #iocmedia for letting criminals back in! #IStandWithUkraine

Їne Back Їversen @IneBackIversen

8 months ago

🇳🇴🇺🇦 I’m Norwegian, you better believe the @Olympics have been part of my life for as long as I can remember, especially the Winter Olympics. Here on X, I’m rarely personal. I both assume, and hope, that most people who follow me now and from the most recent years, do so because they seek news and updates about Ukraine, and not about me — who I am or what I do. So this post is probably more personal than usual. But today it feels painfully relevant. During the last Summer Olympics (2024), I was part of the main reporting team for our national coverage. I was the lead correspondent for our “home team,” doing daily live reports from various locations and hometowns of our athletes. Not a single day went by without me visibly wearing and showing my support for Ukraine. Be it a pin of the blue and yellow, my trident bracelet or my Ukraine necklace. Mostly, it was all of them at the same time. It was visible in my EVERY SINGLE SEGMENT! NO ONE from our production team or audience objected to this! NOT A SINGLE PERSON questioned it as political or odd to wear the colors and/or a flag of another nation! On the contrary, It was acknowledged as an honorable, and more than anything: an appropriate gesture. I can’t even count the amount of times I was asked questions about my work in Ukraine and the reality of life there. It stated conversations, to me it was the bare minimum, but it ended up being part of the ground from where understanding and support grew from. And to me, that’s the biggest achievement. The winter Olympic is (for many reasons) even more exciting to be part of and to even watch, for us Norwegians. But right now, I feel more distant from it than ever. Not only have they forced Ukrainian athletes to stand face to face with the same people who is stealing their land and killing their people, (And I don’t care if they’ve asked these “neutral” athletes if they; “support the war or not”? Did they ask them what they have done to oppose it? No! Is there even a “neutral” answer to whether a genocide against another nation is right or wrong!? No! So there is that. There is no “neutral” in this war, And silence is only another weapon that benefits the aggressor.) But when hearing the IOC claim, that signs of remembrance and memorial is political, that’s where the “unity of sport” ends for me! This ban of @heraskevych has made me feel so disgusted about this entire organization and event, that I truly can’t even watch it. I’m always exited for my fellow Norwegians and their incredible achievements, but they don’t need an organization or a worldwide event for me to feel that way about them. No athletes does. Neither does a celebrity or a politician. Beyond talent and dedication, at the end of the day, what matters is what you stand for! Not numbers, money, popularity or rankings, but your level of empathy, care and respect for others. That’s not political. It’s basic humanity. And it should always be at the very center of what unites us. Like gatherings & competitions, sports & the Olympics. This is where we come together, and if one competitor cheats, steals and kill another, the judge should never tell an opponent it’s a violation to pay tribute to the victims or call out the wrongdoings. When we should understand by now, that the real violation is letting the criminals back in and ignoring every bit of foul play they have ever done to others. Wear the blue and yellow, say their names. Talks about Ukraine. Call out russia and show their many war crimes to the world! Your one voice don’t need a massive international stage to be heard, we can all create this echo together! You don’t need an audience, because WE ARE the audience. We set the tone for this show!

IneBackIversen's tweet photo. 🇳🇴🇺🇦 I’m Norwegian, you better believe the @Olympics have been part of my life for as long as I can remember, especially the Winter Olympics.

Here on X, I’m rarely personal. I both assume, and hope, that most people who follow me now and from the most recent years, do so because they seek news and updates about Ukraine, and not about me — who I am or what I do.

So this post is probably more personal than usual. But today it feels painfully relevant.

During the last Summer Olympics (2024), I was part of the main reporting team for our national coverage. I was the lead correspondent for our “home team,” doing daily live reports from various locations and hometowns of our athletes.

Not a single day went by without me visibly wearing and showing my support for Ukraine. Be it a pin of the blue and yellow, my trident bracelet or my Ukraine necklace. Mostly, it was all of them at the same time.
It was visible in my EVERY SINGLE SEGMENT!

NO ONE from our production team or audience objected to this!
NOT A SINGLE PERSON questioned it as political or odd to wear the colors and/or a flag of another nation!

On the contrary, It was acknowledged as an honorable, and more than anything: an appropriate gesture.
I can’t even count the amount of times I was asked questions about my work in Ukraine and the reality of life there. It stated conversations, to me it was the bare minimum, but it ended up being part of the ground from where understanding and support grew from. And to me, that’s the biggest achievement.

The winter Olympic is (for many reasons) even more exciting to be part of and to even watch, for us Norwegians. But right now, I feel more distant from it than ever.

Not only have they forced Ukrainian athletes to stand face to face with the same people who is stealing their land and killing their people,
(And I don’t care if they’ve asked these “neutral” athletes if they; “support the war or not”? Did they ask them what they have done to oppose it? No!
Is there even a “neutral” answer to whether a genocide against another nation is right or wrong!? No!
So there is that.
There is no “neutral” in this war, And silence is only another weapon that benefits the aggressor.)

But when hearing the IOC claim, that signs of remembrance and memorial is political, that’s where the “unity of sport” ends for me!

This ban of @heraskevych has made me feel so disgusted about this entire organization and event, that I truly can’t even watch it.

I’m always exited for my fellow Norwegians and their incredible achievements, but they don’t need an organization or a worldwide event for me to feel that way about them. No athletes does. Neither does a celebrity or a politician.

Beyond talent and dedication, at the end of the day, what matters is what you stand for! Not numbers, money, popularity or rankings, but your level of empathy, care and respect for others.

That’s not political. It’s basic humanity.
And it should always be at the very center of what unites us.
Like gatherings & competitions, sports & the Olympics.

This is where we come together, and if one competitor cheats, steals and kill another, the judge should never tell an opponent it’s a violation to pay tribute to the victims or call out the wrongdoings.

When we should understand by now, that the real violation is letting the criminals back in and ignoring every bit of foul play they have ever done to others.

Wear the blue and yellow, say their names. Talks about Ukraine. Call out russia and show their many war crimes to the world!

Your one voice don’t need a massive international stage to be heard, we can all create this echo together!

You don’t need an audience, because WE ARE the audience.
We set the tone for this show!

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European Media News 24 @europeanMedia24

8 months ago

#Russia targets #Kyiv, Ukrainian cities with ballistic missiles as #Moscow stalls on peace talks. 🔗 https://t.co/8su6ialCYG #Dnipro #IOC #IOCmedia #Pavlohrad #Ukraine #Volodymyr

europeanMedia24's tweet photo. #Russia targets #Kyiv, Ukrainian cities with ballistic missiles as #Moscow stalls on peace talks.
🔗 https://t.co/8su6ialCYG
#Dnipro #IOC #IOCmedia #Pavlohrad #Ukraine #Volodymyr https://t.co/LN2pubhLjQ

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Oleksii Nazarov 🇺🇦 @vorazanov

8 months ago

@iocmedia You #IOCmedia corrupt Russian whores! You have the blood of Ukrainians on your hands! You are perverts and murderers! #BloodyOlympics

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Oleksii Nazarov 🇺🇦 @vorazanov

8 months ago

@iocmedia @milanocortina26 You #IOCmedia corrupt Russian whores! You have the blood of Ukrainians on your hands! You are perverts and murderers! #BloodyOlympics

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Stephen Komarnyckyj #standwithukraine 🇺🇦 #FBPE @komarnyckyj

8 months ago

Supporting the destruction of Ukraine @iocmedia ? Post war the trials will begin and you should not be spared. #IOCmedia needs to be in the dock at The Hague

Jürgen Nauditt 🇩🇪🇺🇦

@jurgen_nauditt

8 months ago

Meanwhile, Italian snowboarder Roland Fischnaller is competing at the Olympic Games wearing a helmet emblazoned with the Russian flag. According to the rules of the 2026 Olympic Games, any display of Russian or Belarusian flags (including historical ones) at official venues is strictly prohibited. However, the committee's press office was unable to explain to the media why the Italian was allowed to circumvent the ban. The IOC simply stated that the flags on the helmet symbolize the countries where the athlete has previously competed in the Olympic Games. Another low point of double standards has been reached.