Tsimanouskaya uses Google translation to save to Tokyo police on the way to the airport back to Belarus, due to the safety concerns of themselves in their hometown.

Krystsina Tsimanouskaya on August 5 recounted the story that made her decide to decide to Poland instead of Belarus after attending the contents of sprinting at Olympic Tokyo.

On the way to the airport, Tsimanouskaya talked over to her and knew she was facing a wave of criticizing violently on the media in his hometown, in which many people said she was mentally ill.

Athletes Krystsina Tsimanouskaya talked to reporters in Warsaw, Poland, on August 5.

Belarus athletes immediately seeks assistance from police at Tokyo airport, using the Google Translate app on the phone to convey his help messages.

At first, the police did not understand her message and an official in the Belarus team asked what was going on.

When Tsimanouskaya's story spread widely, European countries offered to help her and she decided to choose the Polish Embassy, where she was granted a humanitarian visa.

Josep Borrell, a high-level foreign policy representative of the European Union (EU), said he felt peace of mind when Tsimanouskaya athletes came to Poland.

This 24-year-old female athlete said she never thought about asking for political asylum and hopes to return home in the future.

I just want to play in the Olympic, which is my dream, Tsimanouskaya said.