Olympics spy storm as New Zealand claims Canada flew drone over ladies’s soccer follow with nations making ready to face off at Paris Video games

Canadian Soccer is going through dishonest allegations getting into the Paris Olympics.

New Zealand’s Olympic Committee says its ladies’s soccer group had its coaching session disrupted by a drone flown by a workers member of the Canadian group they face in Group A on Thursday.

‘On July 22, a drone was flown over the New Zealand ladies’s soccer group coaching session in St Etienne,’ the NZOC stated on Tuesday. 

‘Group assist members instantly reported the incident to police, resulting in the drone operator, who has been recognized as a assist workers member of the broader Canadian Girls’s soccer group, to be detained.’

The incident was instantly reported to the Worldwide Olympic Committee’s integrity unit and Group Canada has since apologized and is claimed to be investigating, the NZOC stated. The Canadian Olympic Committee described the accused as a ‘non-accredited member of the Canada Soccer assist group.’

‘The Canadian Olympic Committee stands for fair-play and we’re shocked and dissatisfied,’ it learn.

‘We provide our heartfelt apologies to New Zealand Soccer, to all of the gamers affected, and to the New Zealand Olympic Committee.’

Canada is the defending Olympic champ in addition to New Zealand’s first opponents on the Paris Video games on Friday. 

In its assertion, NZOC careworn that it’s merely attempting to protect a good enjoying discipline for its athletes. 

‘The NZOC and New Zealand Soccer are dedicated to upholding the integrity and equity of the Olympic Video games and are deeply shocked and dissatisfied by this incident, which occurred simply three days earlier than the edges are on account of face one another of their opening sport of Paris 2024,’ the assertion stated.

‘At the moment the NZOC’s most important precedence is to assist the New Zealand ladies’s soccer athletes and wider group as they begin their marketing campaign.’