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Ksenia Ryzhova says she locked lips with Yulia Guschina in celebration at their team's winning the women's 400m relay 
  
 When two Russian athletes locked lips after taking gold at the World Athletics Championships, speculation was rife that the pair were protesting against the country's recently passed anti-gay law. 
  
 After narrowly edging out the US team to win the 400m relay at Moscow's Luzhniki stadium on Saturday, Ksenia Ryzhova and Yulia Guschina celebrated their victory with a lingering kiss. They kissed again on the podium as their two teammates looked on. 
  
 But in her first comment on the incident, Ryzhova told the Guardian on Monday that the kiss was not a political statement and had nothing to do with the rights of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people. 
  
 "It was just happiness for our team," which has trained together for many years, Ryzhova said on Monday. She declined to comment on her attitude toward LGBT rights. 
  
 "If people want to write all sorts of dirt about us, they should at least know that Yulia and I are both married," she added. 
  
 Although the former Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev was famous for kissing other leaders on the lips, including men, such platonic kissing is not a common occurrence in modern Russia. 
  
 The World Athletics Championships were widely seen as a trial run for next year's Winter Olympics in Sochi, where Russian officials have repeatedly said that authorities will enforce the law against "gay propaganda". 
  
 A growing international backlash against the legislation has led to a series of protests and calls for Russia to be stripped of the Sochi games. 
  
 The two-time Olympic gold medalist Yelena Isinbayeva defended the legislation after she won the pole vault at the championships, saying two Swedish competitors who painted their fingernails with rainbows in support of LGBT rights were being disrespectful to Russia. 
  
 "We consider ourselves like normal, standard people, we just live boys with women, girls with boys … it comes from the history," Isinbayeva said in English on Thursday. 
  
 But she backtracked from her comments in a statement on Friday, saying she opposes discrimination against gay people and "may have been misunderstood" due to her imperfect English. 
  
 On Tuesday, the US runner Nick Symmonds became the first international athlete to denounce the anti-gay law while in Russia, dedicating his silver medal in the 800m to his gay and lesbian friends back home and calling for LGBT equality. 
  
 Russia's sports minister, Vitaly Mutko, said at the weekend that the law does not violate any rights and called worries that it would infringe upon the freedoms of athletes and spectators "overblown," the state R-Sport news agency reported. ||||| These crawls are part of an effort to archive pages as they are created and archive the pages that they refer to. That way, as the pages that are referenced are changed or taken from the web, a link to the version that was live when the page was written will be preserved.Then the Internet Archive hopes that references to these archived pages will be put in place of a link that would be otherwise be broken, or a companion link to allow people to see what was originally intended by a page's authors.The goal is to fix all broken links on the web . Crawls of supported "No More 404" sites. |||||
– It was the kiss seen 'round the world: Russian runners Ksenia Ryzhova and Yulia Guschina seemed to touch lips twice while kissing each other on the cheek on Saturday, first after managing to beat the US team to take gold in the 400m relay at the World Athletics Championships, then again on the winners podium. Speculation erupted: The blatant kisses were a protest against Russia's anti-gay law! Now the women have spoken. Ryzhova tells the Guardian it had nothing to do with gay rights (and didn't share her thoughts on the subject). What the women focused on in their comments was the "sick fantasies" borne from their moment of joy. Says Ryzhova: "Both me and Yulia are married. If anyone cares, unfortunately, we have no relationship ... We haven't won gold for eight years and you cannot imagine what it was like when we won. If we touched our lips by accident while celebrating, then, I am sorry to say, it is someone's sick fantasies. It is not at all nice to insult us, our coaches and our bosses like that." Adds Guschina: "I guess people who think that are not quite right in the head."
Skriv en sammanfattning baserad på denna artikel: Ksenia Ryzjova säger att hon låste läpparna med Yulia Guschina för att fira vid deras lags vinnande av damernas 400m stafett När två ryska idrottare låste läpparna efter att ha tagit guld vid världsmästerskapen i friidrott, var spekulationer utbredda om att paret protesterade mot landets nyligen antagna anti-gay lag. Efter att smalt ha kantat ut det amerikanska laget för att vinna 400m stafetten på Moskvas Luzjniki stadion på lördagen firade Ksenia Ryzjova och Yulia Guschina sin seger med en dröjande kyss. De kysstes igen på podiet när deras två lagkamrater tittade på. Men i sin första kommentar till händelsen berättade Ryzhova för Väktaren i måndags att kyssen inte var ett politiskt uttalande och inte hade något att göra med rättigheterna för homosexuella, lesbiska, bisexuella och transpersoner (LGBT). "Det var bara lycka för vårt team," som har tränat tillsammans i många år, sade Ryzhova på måndag. Hon avböjde att kommentera sin inställning till HBTQ-rättigheter. "Om folk vill skriva allehanda smuts om oss, borde de åtminstone veta, att Yulia och jag båda äro gifta", tillade hon. Även om den tidigare sovjetiske ledaren Leonid Brezjnev var berömd för att kyssa andra ledare på läpparna, däribland män, är sådana platoniska kyssar inte en vanlig företeelse i det moderna Ryssland. Världsmästerskapen i friidrott sågs allmänt som en försökskörning inför nästa års vinter-OS i Sotji, där ryska tjänstemän upprepade gånger har sagt att myndigheter kommer att genomdriva lagen mot "gaypropaganda". Ett växande internationellt bakslag mot lagstiftningen har lett till en rad protester och kräver att Ryssland ska bli av med Sotjispelen. Den tvåfaldiga OS-guldmedaljören Jelena Isinbajeva försvarade lagstiftningen efter att hon vunnit stavvalvet vid mästerskapen, och menade att två svenska konkurrenter som målade sina naglar med regnbågar till stöd för HBTQ-rättigheter var respektlösa mot Ryssland. "Vi anser oss som normala, vanliga människor, vi lever bara pojkar med kvinnor, flickor med pojkar ... det kommer från historien," Isinbajeva sade på engelska på torsdag. Men hon backade från sina kommentarer i ett uttalande på fredag, säger att hon motsätter sig diskriminering av homosexuella och "kan ha blivit missförstådd" på grund av sin ofullkomliga engelska. På tisdagen blev den amerikanske löparen Nick Symmonds den första internationella idrottaren att fördöma anti-gay lagen medan han i Ryssland, dedikera sin silvermedalj i 800m till sina homosexuella och lesbiska vänner hemma och kräva HBTQ jämlikhet. Rysslands idrottsminister Vitaly Mutko sade i helgen att lagen inte bryter mot några rättigheter och kallade oro för att den skulle inkräkta på idrottarnas och åskådarnas friheter "överblåst", rapporterade den statliga nyhetsbyrån R-Sport. Dessa crawls är en del av ett försök att arkivera sidor som de skapas och arkivera de sidor som de hänvisar till. På så sätt, när de sidor som refereras ändras eller tas från webben, kommer en länk till den version som levde när sidan skrevs att bevaras.Då hoppas Internetarkivet att referenser till dessa arkiverade sidor kommer att sättas i stället för en länk som annars skulle brytas, eller en följeslagare länk för att låta människor se vad som ursprungligen var tänkt av en sidas författare.Målet är att fixa alla trasiga länkar på webben. Krypningar av stödda "Inga fler 404" platser. Â°°
Write a summary based on this article: Ksenia Ryzhova says she locked her lips with Yulia Guschina to celebrate at their team's winning of the women's 400m relay When two Russian athletes locked their lips after taking gold at the World Championships in Athletics, speculation was widespread that the couple protested against the country's recently adopted anti-gay team. After narrowly edged out the American team to win the 400m relay at Moscow's Luzhniki stadium on Saturday, Ksenia Ryzhova and Yulia Guschina celebrated their victory with a lingering kiss. They kissed again on the podium as their two teammates watched. But in his first comment on the incident, Ryzhova told the Guardian on Monday that the kiss was not a political statement and had nothing to do with the rights of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people (LGBT). "It was just happiness for our team," who has been training together for many years, Ryzhova said on Monday. She declined to comment on her approach to LGBT rights. "If people want to write all kinds of dirt about us, they should at least know that Yulia and I are both married," she added. Although former Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev was famous for kissing other leaders on the lips, including men, such platonic kisses are not a common occurrence in modern Russia. The World Athletics Championships were generally seen as a trial run for next year's Winter Olympics in Sochi, where Russian officials have repeatedly said authorities will enforce the law against "gay propaganda". A growing international setback to the legislation has led to a series of protests and calls for Russia to get rid of the Sochi Games. Two-time Olympic gold medalist Jelena Isinbayeva defended the legislation after she won the pole vault at the championships, saying that two Swedish competitors who painted their nails with rainbows in support of LGBT rights were disrespectful to Russia. "We consider ourselves normal, ordinary people, we only live boys with women, girls with boys ... it comes from history," Isinbayeva said in English on Thursday. But she backed down from her comments in a statement on Friday, saying that she opposes discrimination against homosexuals and "may have been misunderstood" because of her imperfect English. On Tuesday, American runner Nick Symmonds became the first international athlete to condemn the anti-gay team while in Russia, dedicating his silver medal in 800m to his gay and lesbian friends at home and demanding LGBT equality. Russia's sports minister Vitaly Mutko said this weekend that the law violates no rights and called concern that it would encroach on the liberties of athletes and spectators "overblown," the state news agency R-Sport reported. These crawls are part of an attempt to archive pages to which they are created and archive the pages to which they refer. In this way, when the pages referenced are changed or taken from the web, a link to the version that lived when the page was written will be preserved.Then the Internet archive hopes that references to these archived pages will be put instead of a link that would otherwise be broken, or a companion link to allow people to see what was originally intended by a page's author.The aim is to fix all broken links on the web. Creeps of supported "No More 404" sites. <unk>
– Det var kyssen sett runt om i världen: Ryska löpare Ksenia Ryzhova och Yulia Guschina verkade röra läppar två gånger medan kysser varandra på kinden på lördagen, först efter att ha lyckats slå det amerikanska laget att ta guld i 400m stafetten på World Athletics Championships, sedan igen på vinnarpallen. Spekulationer utbröt: De flagranta kyssarna var en protest mot Rysslands anti-böglag! Nu har kvinnorna talat. Ryzjova berättar för Väktaren att det inte hade något med homosexuella rättigheter att göra (och delade inte hennes tankar i ämnet). Det kvinnorna fokuserade på i sina kommentarer var de "sjuka fantasierna" som bars från deras glädjemoment. Ryzjova säger: "Både jag och Yulia är gifta. Om nån bryr sig, så har vi tyvärr inget förhållande... vi har inte vunnit guld på åtta år och du kan inte föreställa dig hur det var när vi vann. Om vi råkade röra vid våra läppar när vi firade, så är det tyvärr någons sjuka fantasier. Det är inte alls trevligt att förolämpa oss, våra tränare och våra chefer så där." Guschina tillägger: "Jag antar att folk som tycker att det inte är riktigt rätt i huvudet."
– It was the kiss seen around the world: Russian runners Ksenia Ryzhova and Yulia Guschina seemed to touch lips twice while kissing each other on the cheek on Saturday, only after succeeding in beating the American team to take gold in the 400m relay at the World Athletics Championships, then again on the winning podium. Speculation erupted: The blatant kisses were a protest against Russia's anti-gay team! Now the women have spoken. Ryzhova tells the Guardian that it had nothing to do with gay rights (and did not share her thoughts on the subject). What women focused on in their comments was the "sick fantasies" carried from their joys. Ryzhova says, "Both me and Yulia are married. If anyone cares, unfortunately, we don't have a relationship... we haven't won gold in eight years and you can't imagine what it was like when we won. If we happened to touch our lips when we celebrated, it's unfortunately someone's sick fantasies. It's not at all nice to insult us, our coaches and our managers like that." Guschina adds, "I guess people who think it's not really right in the head."