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First Russian Gymnasts Receive Visas for World Championships: Report

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The first Russian participants in the World Sports Gymnastics Championship went to Rotterdam with a delay of two and a half hours. The Gymnasts, Daniel Marinov, Arseny Crudno, Sergei Nadin and Alain Glotov, who had received the first Schengen visas, as well as the coaches and doctors who had flown to the Netherlands with a transfer to Istanbul, gave TASS. The Olympic Champions of Angelina Melnikov and Victoria Listunova, as well as Anna Kalmivov…

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The first Russian participants in the World Sports Gymnastics Championship went to Rotterdam with a delay of two and a half hours. The Gymnasts, Daniel Marinov, Arseny Crudno, Sergei Nadin and Alain Glotov, who had received the first Schengen visas, as well as the coaches and doctors who had flown to the Netherlands with a transfer to Istanbul, gave TASS. The Olympic Champions of Angelina Melnikov and Victoria Listunova, as well as Anna Kalmivov…

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Three Russian gymnasts began podium training on Wednesday at the World Championships in Ahoy Rotterdam. They are Arsenii Duchno, Daniel Marinov, and Sergei Naidin. They arrived in the Dutch city on Tuesday, together with gymnast Aljona Glotova.

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ROTTERDAM (ANP) - Three Russian gymnasts began podium training on Wednesday at the World Championships in Ahoy Rotterdam. They are Arsenii Dukhno, Daniel Marinov, and Sergei Naidin. They arrived in the Dutch city on Tuesday, together with gymnast Aljona Glotova. The podium training is an official trai...

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Four Russian gymnasts were granted visas to participate in the World Cup in the Netherlands and were granted entry permits by Alena Glotova, Daniel Marinov, Sergei Nadin and Arsenia Gageno, and were informed by RIA News, former senior Russian coach Valentine Rodionenko.

Four Russian gymnasts were granted entry visas to the Netherlands to participate in the World Cup, which TASS is writing about with reference to a source familiar with the situation.

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USA Today broke the news in New York, United States on Monday, October 12, 2026.
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