Moscow is ramping up a campaign against the whistleblower, Dr. Grigory Rodchenkov, the former director of Russia’s anti-doping laboratory, after being enraged by its blanket ban from the Paralympic Games and the exclusion of scores of its athletes from the Olympic Games.

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2. Moscow is ramping up a campaign against the
whistleblower, Dr. Grigory Rodchenkov, the former
director of Russia’s anti-doping laboratory, after being
enraged by its blanket ban from the Paralympic Games
and the exclusion of scores of its athletes from the
Olympic Games.
Rodchenkov provided detailed evidence of state-
sponsored doping to The New York Times in May. The
former Russian anti-doping lab chief described an
elaborate scheme by Russia’s intelligence agency, the
Federal Security Service (FSB) to tamper with urine
samples in midnight during the last Winter Olympics,
held in Sochi, Russia. Rodchenkov also revealed he had
created a special cocktail for Russian athletes that mixed
banned drugs and hard liquor.

3. Rodchenkov’s claims were confirmed by a two-month
inquiry into allegations of Russian doping commissioned
by the World Anti-Doping Agency. Richard H. McLaren, a
Canadian lawyer and the head of the inquiry, called
accounts of the Russian true beyond reasonable doubt and
cited forensic evidence, computer records, and
corroborating witnesses that backed it up.
The world governing body of athletics, the IAAF, then
banned the entire Russian track and field team from the
Rio Olympics. More than 100 Russian athletes, nearly one-
third of the squad, were ultimately barred from competing
in the Olympics.