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La invasión de Rusia a Ucrania ha motivado que una gran cantidad de rusos se vean afectados por las sanciones que la Unión Europea ha aplicado a sus bienes en todo el mundo. Uno de los casos más conocidos es el de , hasta hace unos días propietario del Chelsea, que ha visto comprometido su patrimonio en las últimas fechas. De hecho, su mansión de Kensington podría acoger muy pronto a refugiados ucranianos.
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'Novak lived through hell' - Sergiy Stakhovsky says Novak Djokovic support has raised spirits in Ukraine
Retired Ukrainian tennis player Sergiy Stakhovsky, who joined the armed forces to help combat Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, says Novak Djokovic “completely understands” the war in Ukraine having “lived through hell when he was young”. Stakhovsky left his wife and three young children in Hungary and returned to his birthplace to help try and fight Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Ad/> The 36-year-old has been working with a branch of the Ukraine armed forces that can only be used inside the city premises and reached out to the tennis community for financial support.
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The symbolic shuttering of McDonald's in Russia captured headlines this week because it was one of the first Western brands to open with the writing on the wall for the Soviet Union.
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Madrid Open: Rafael Nadal defeats Felix Auger-Aliassime
Cricket-Khawaja eyes 200, Australia 332-4 in Karachi test
KARACHI, Pakistan (Reuters) - Opener Usman Khawaja was on course for a maiden test double hundred as Australia cruised to 332 for four at lunch on day two of the second test against Pakistan on Sunday.