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Wimbledon will give Ukrainian refugees free tickets to the tournament's "Middle Sunday" and donate £250,000 (US$307,100) to those affected by Russia's invasion of the country, the organisers of the grasscourt Grand Slam said on Friday (Jun 24).
Racked by worry for family, anger at Russian colleagues, and uncertainty about the future, Ukrainian swimmers are seeking world championship success in Budapest under the shadow of war. Scattered around Europe since Russia's invasion in February, life for top swimmers like Mykhailo Romanchuk whose father is "fighting on the eastern front" has been upended. "Every morning he sends me (a message) that he is OK," said Romanchuk, 25, after winning a bronze medal in the 800m freestyle onTuesday.
Oleksandr Usyk has left fans in awe with his latest training shots ahead of the highly anticipated rematch with Anthony Joshua.
The leadership of the Israeli judiciary must support Judge Michał Agmon-Gonen, who is under attack for her position in defending the interests of Ukrainian refugees in Israel. This is stated in an editorial in Haaretz.
Denis Kudla has had his say on Wimbledon's decision to ban Russian and Belarusian players from The Championships amid the war in Ukraine. The Kyiv-born American still has family in Ukraine and also spoke out on the ATP's decision to remove ranking points from Wimbledon as a sanction for their ban.
Denis Kudla has spoken out after the US Open confirmed they would not be following in Wimbledon's footsteps and banning Russian and Belarusian players from competing in the tournament. The American world No 82 was born in Ukraine and still has family members in the country but confessed he "wasn't against" Russians being allowed to compete in tour.
Minister of Youth and Sports Vadym Gutzeit declares that Ukrainian athletes will boycott competitions in case of admission to them of representatives of Russia and Belarus.
In Jerusalem, pro-Ukrainian citizens thwarted the opening of a commemorative plaque on the building of the Sergius Compound on Sunday. This is reported by residents of Jerusalem at Facebook.