The upcoming World Anti-Doping Agency report will mention Olympic gold medalist Asli Cakir Alptekin of Turkey. The WADA's previous report found that Russia was running a systemic doping program and Russia was suspended. The new WADA report is expected to focus on cover-ups of positive drug tests by Russian officials and evidence of bribery and blackmail. A recent report by the International Association of Athletics Federations referenced a meeting where a Russian official said the Russian anti-doping agency had been blackmailed by the IAAF since 2011 and that such systems were in place in other countries like Morocco and Turkey.

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2. Owen Gibson of The Guardian has reported that the upcoming
report by the World Anti-Doping Agency will mention Olympic
gold medalist Asli Cakir Alptekin and Turkey.
In November last year, the World Anti-Doping Agency
published the findings of emails, documents, whistleblower and
witness statements, laboratory records, videos, photographs,
recordings, and other information outlets for determine
whether Russia was guilty of running systemic doping in the
country. Thereafter, Russia was suspended by the International
Association of Athletics Federation until they met WADA
guidelines. The second report by WADA's independent
commission is likely to have its focus on cover-up of positive
tests by Russians and the levels of bribery and blackmail that
took place between officials. Four senior officials were recently
suspended by the world governing body of athletics as part of
their own internal review.

3. This week’s 170-page report by the International
Association of Athletics Federations referenced a meeting
between the WADA chairman, Sir Craig Reedie, and the
then deputy Russian sports minister Yuri Nagornykh in
September 2014. Nagornykh told that Valentin
Balakhnichev, president of the All Russia Athletics
Federation and one of four senior officials banned by the
IAAF ethics commission, told him that the Russian Anti-
Doping Agency had been blackmailed by the IAAF since
2011. Nagornykh also remarked the system was in place not
only in Russia but, potentially, in other countries such as
Morocco and Turkey.