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ISU allows Russian and Belarus skaters to enter qualification competition

surprisingly neutral athletes are allowed to form teams for relays

IWF is going to let Russian lifters compete since 2025, according to Russian weightlifting federation

Jordan Stolz wins his 13th World cup race in a row (including last season)

Alina Lysenko is included in the Apeldoorn roster in Champions league. previously neutral Russian athletes didn't enter the Netherlands for any competition

I suppose Lithuania qualified for women's world championships for the first time. Skip Virginija Paulauskaitė will debut at the age of 53 after she won silver medal in senior world championships. Incredible example of sport longevity

Yeah, probably that would help. But some athletes from these clubs also get formal military ranks, I'm not sure how World Aquatics will estimate this.

KHL launches 3x3 championships with 8 teams, it starts on 19th December and finishes in July

Sadulaev defeated Taylor in the first round

well, they both represent Dynamo which is considered a para-military society so they won't get neutral status. Andrey Minakov and Nika Godun applied and got it

They didn't follow federation threat to cut the findings. Now it doesn't threat

Russian swimming federation now allows swimmers to achieve neutral status

I just wonder if Russian and Belarusian results should be separated... otherwise the team looks stronger than it is

Is this official to include results?

A historical moment for well deserved