World Athletics renews funding for Ukrainian athletes
World Athletics will once again help fund Ukrainian athletes' as they prepare for the Aug. 19 to 27 World Athletics Championships in Budapest, the sport's global governing body said on Tuesday.
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Ukrainian tennis star Marta Kostyuk snubs Russian opponent after ATX Open win
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How tennis is helping a Ukrainian family thrive in B.C.
Inside a Langley, B.C. tennis centre, 13-year-old Timoffi Trushenov serves a tennis ball with all his might.
War, anger cloud Ukrainian athletes' path to Paris Olympics
Ukrainian diver Stanislav Oliferchyk proudly bears the name of his late grandfather, who died in brutalized Mariupol. Russia's troops turned the Ukrainian port city into a killing zone in the process of capturing it. The elder Stanislav could no longer get the cancer treatment he needed in the ruins, his grandson says. He was 74 when he died last October.
Ukrainian refugees in Moldova: Warmly welcomed but dreaming of home
Landlocked between Romania and Ukraine, Moldova is one of the poorest and smallest countries in Europe, with a population of approximately 2.5 million people.
Fairytale return for Ukrainian champ Yaroslav Amosov in Dublin
It was a fairytale return to the cage for Yaroslav Amosov in Dublin at Bellator 291 with the Ukrainian champion scoring a dominant win in his unification bout against interim champion Logan Storley.
Ukrainian Amosov retains Bellator belt with dominant victory
DUBLIN : Ukrainian Yaroslav Amosov made a triumphant return to mixed martial arts after defending his country against Russia's invasion, retaining his Bellator welterweight title in a dominant win by unanimous decision over Logan Storley.
Ukrainian refugees thank Greater Manchester on anniversary of Russian invasion
Alina will never forget the words written in red block letters as she turned on the news one fateful February morning last year: "Putin started the war". As a journalist living in Kyiv, she had heard all the predictions that an invasion by Russian forces was imminent – but her brain didn't want to believe it, she says.