Marta Kostyuk Reveals How She Identifies Russians Abroad with Unique Phrase “Glory to Ukraine!” – Video

‘Then I know for sure.’ Kostyuk told how she defines Russian abroad. Video

The second racket of Ukraine (No. 27 WTA) Marta Kostyuk answered a question about her phrase “Glory to Ukraine!”, with which she ended a flash interview after the final of the WTA 500 tournament in Stuttgart. One of the journalists asked what this meant and why she said it.

The 21-year-old resident of Kiev did not understand what was asked of her the first time, but then she revealed the meaning of this phrase to her personally. Martha admitted that she uses these words as a kind of test to understand that this is a companion in front of her.

“I said at the end “Glory to Ukraine!” These people replied “Glory to the Heroes!” I used this phrase before, but it became more when the Ukrainian war started. If he doesn’t answer, I know for sure that he is Russian. it continues, so I don’t want to.

Let’s note that in the final, Kostyuk lost to the 4th racket of the world Elena Rybakina from Kazakhstan – 6:2, 6:2.

As OBOZ.UA reported, a few days ago Marta gave an outstanding fight at the WTA 500 tournament in Stuttgart. In the semifinals, the Ukrainian defeated the Czech tennis player Marketa Vondrousova (No. 8 WTA) – 7:6, 6:2, and one of her draws it became the highlight of the tournament.

Let’s remember that Martha is in the quarter-finals Kostyuk created a real thrillerbeat the third racket of the world, Coco Gauff from the USA, in three hours.

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