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Now It's Confirmed: Russian Skiers Are Coming to Finland

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There is no fear of protests in Muonio.

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The Russian cross-country skiing team's roster for the first stages of the World Cup in Finland and Norway has been announced; the team includes 16 athletes. The men's team includes Savely Korostelev, Ilya Semikov, Andrey Sakharov, Vladislav Osipov, Danila Karpasyuk, Nikita Rodionov and Kirill Kochegarov. The women's team will be represented by Natalya Terentyeva, Daria Nepryaeva, Evgenia Krupitskaya, Yekaterina Nikitina, Alina Pekletsova, Rusla…

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There is no fear of protests in Muonio.

·Helsinki, Finland
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Four Russian cross-country skiers have been registered for this weekend's World Cup premiere in Muonio, Finland. Among them is Olympic gold medalist Natalia Terentieva.

The Russian skiers Savalia Korostelev, Daria Nepryeva and Natalia Terentiev will take part in pre-season competitions in Finnish Monio, from 13 to 15 November, and the athletes will be in neutral status, as evidenced by the applications published on the official competition website.

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Four Russian skiers have registered for the international Cannonball Games to be held in Olos, Muonio, this weekend. The matter was reported by, for example, Etusuora and Ilta-Sanomat. The registered Russians are Savelii Korosteljov, Sergei Volkov, Dariya Neprjaeva and Natalya Terentjeva, who have received neutral athlete status from the International Ski and Snowboard Federation (FIS). The article Mediat: Four Russian skiers have registered for…

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Ilta-Sanomat broke the news in Helsinki, Finland on Monday, November 9, 2026.
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