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Denmark Risks Meeting Russia at the World Cup - Danish Boss Does Not Rule Out Boycott

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The chairman of the Danish Ice Hockey Union is upset that Denmark's men's national team may face Russia at next year's World Cup and will not rule out a boycott of the match.

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The chairman of the Danish Ice Hockey Union is upset that Denmark's men's national team may face Russia at next year's World Cup and will not rule out a boycott of the match.

·Copenhagen, Denmark
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Henrik Bach Nielsen, chairman of the Danish Ice Hockey Union, will not rule out a World Cup boycott if Russia returns.

·Copenhagen, Denmark
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Hordy Udovychenko was a hockey player for the Ukrainian club Bily Bars in the city of Bila Tserkva. He was nine years old when he and his mother Olena died in a Russian missile attack on Kharkiv on the night of March 7, 2026. His club wrote about him that he loved hockey, the team and training. They remember his smile, his dedication to...

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The fact that Russia may be allowed to play in the Ice Hockey World Championship again risks damaging the credibility of the entire sport. The decision risks alienating audiences and sponsors and making the sport a pawn in a dangerous political normalization, writes crisis expert Hampus Knutsson at Wings PR.

The shock announcement that Russia will be allowed to play in the Ice Hockey World Championship has sparked strong reactions. Now one country has announced that they will not play against the Russians on the ice at the World Championship.

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Canadian Foreign Minister Anita Anand finds it unpleasant to think that Russia will play in the World Youth Championships in her country in a couple of months.

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berlingske.dk broke the news in Copenhagen, Denmark on Friday, October 30, 2026.
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