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.
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With Russian athletes speaking out against the Ukraine invasion, what good would banning them do?
Russia's invasion of Ukraine has led to a call for Russia to be banned from all sport, by extension meaning Russian athletes could be asked to pay the price for President Vladimir Putin's decision to go to war.
Arsenal Premier League winner performs career U-turn and will stay to fight in Ukraine
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Miss Ucrania se hace viral por posar con armas y decir que va a la guerra
La guerra entre Rusia y Ucrania ha terminado por estallar después de que el ejército de Vladimir Putin entrase en la frontera ucraniana y lanzase varias bombas. Una invasión que provocó el llamamiento a las armas por parte del presidente Volodímir Zelenski, quien instó a que cualquier persona entre los 15 y los 60 años podía ofrecerse a combatir y defender el país.
Amid 'ongoing war conflict in Ukraine,' Vladimir Putin's honorary president status suspended by International Judo Federation
As the attack of Ukraine entered a fourth day on Sunday, Russian President Vladimir Putin temporarily lost his most senior official position in world sports. The International Judo Federation cited «the ongoing war conflict in Ukraine» for suspending Putin's honorary president status.
Liverpool XI vs Chelsea: Starting lineup, confirmed team news and injury latest for Carabao Cup final today
Diogo Jota is fit enough to be named among the Liverpool substitutes for this afternoon’s Carabao Cup final against Chelsea.
Benfica's Roman Yaremchuk Reduced To Tears After Receiving Standing Ovation
Ukraine international Roman Yaremchuk couldn't hold back the tears after being brought on for Benfica against Vitoria this evening.
España se une a la lista de países que cerrará su espacio aéreo a las aerolíneas rusas
Los países occidentales siguen aumentando las sanciones a Rusia por su ofensiva en Ucrania con el objetivo de detener el conflicto y ya son múltiples las naciones que han decidido en las últimas horas cerrar su espacio aéreo a las aerolíneas del país que preside Vladimir Putin, una iniciativa a la que se ha sumado España.