Kyrgyz boxer Munarbek Seyitbek, who won a bronze medal at the Olympics in Paris, was awarded the Chingiz Aytmatov medal by Uzbek coach Akmal Hasanov, who assisted him during the competition.

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) issued an official apology on Sunday following complaints about a part of the opening ceremony that parodied Leonardo da Vinci's The Last Supper. In particular, the Catholic Church found the scene depicting the last meal of Jesus Christ with his disciples to be highly offensive.

The opening ceremony of the Paris-2024 Olympic Games took place on July 26. The scenes presented in it shocked the conscious people of the world. Famous people, bloggers, mass media evaluated the French shows as "disgusting", "tasteless", "stupid", "real trash". These shows have been universally shunned for their highly sexualized themes and blasphemy.

Israeli judoka Peter Palchik, entrusted with raising the country's flag at the opening of the Olympics in Paris, signed the bombs intended to be dropped on Gaza. "This is my pleasure for you," Palchik, who is of Crimean origin, wrote under a photo he posted on social media of himself with Israeli bombs.

France never bans revealing clothing in sports, but comfortably bans women from wearing more revealing clothing at the Olympics. This is blatant sex discrimination based on cultural and religious values.

The Palestinian movement Hamas has denied involvement in a video on behalf of the organization in which an unidentified person threatened to release a "river of blood" at the Paris Olympics. Observers believe that Israel and its allies are behind the attempt to malign the Palestinian resistance.

Amnesty International has accused France of violating international human rights law by banning women from wearing hijabs at the Summer Olympics in Paris. In September last year, France's sports minister told French athletes that religious symbols, including headscarves, would be banned during events.