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Romania: Thousands of Ukrainians arrive to Isaccea in search of refuge
As the Russian forces continue their invasion of Ukraine, thousands of the country's citizens have opted to leave their homes in the hopes of finding refuge in neighbouring countries.
Saville's chills at Davis Cup call-up
Try telling Luke Saville the Davis Cup no longer matters.
Swimming Australia announces boycott of major event amid ‘appalling’ invasion
Swimming Australia (SA) has declared it will boycott the World Short Course Championships in Russia, saying it is “appalled” by the country’s invasion of Ukraine.
Ukrainian tennis player Yastremska flees to safety in France
Ukrainian tennis star Dayana Yastremska has fled her native country amid a Russian invasion and is now safe in France, the 21-year-old said in a social media post on Saturday. Yastremska, who has won three WTA titles and been ranked as high as world number 21, said she left Odessa with her younger sister with help from their parents. “Tired, but my sister and I are safe!” she posted on Saturday in an Instagram story, which showed their arrival in Romania en route to France.
Rossi expands on Alpine’s ‘100 grand prix journey’
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FA confirms England will not play Russia at any level for 'foreseeable future' after invasion of Ukraine
The FA has confirmed that England will not play against Russia at any level «for the foreseeable future.» Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has resulted in many sports taking the decision to curb Russia's involvement. Ad/> Football is front and centre in many eyes, and the FA has followed the lead of the likes of Poland, Sweden and Czech Republic who have said they will not take part in a World Cup play-off against Russia.
'I would fight': Tennis player Sergiy Stakhovsky joins Ukraine military reserves
tennis player Sergiy Stakhovsky said Saturday he has joined his country's military reserves to fight the Russian invasion. The 36-year-old Stakhovsky, once ranked at 31 in the world and who famously defeated Roger Federer on Wimbledon's Centre Court in 2013, said that once he has helped his wife and child reach safety in Hungary, he will be happy to answer a call to arms.