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Kasatkina looks ahead to new chapter under Australian flag

Daria Kasatkina has switched her nationality to Australia, competing as an Australian player for the first time at the Charleston Open.
Kasatkina stated that being openly gay in Russia left her with 'no choice' but to seek residency in Australia.
She expressed happiness about her new life in Australia, saying, 'I'm really happy to start this new chapter of my life representing Australia on the big stage.'
Kasatkina has not visited Russia since the war began and criticized the country's stance on LGBT rights.

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Russian tennis star Daria Kasatkina switches allegiance to Australia over anti-LGBTQ+ laws

Daria Kasatkina has switched her allegiance from Russia to Australia over her native country’s anti-LGBTQ+ laws. The world number 12 tennis star publicly came out in 2022 and also criticised the Ukraine war in the same interview.

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Daria Kasatkina looking forward to a new chapter under the Australian flag

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Daria Kasatkina, the bisexual tennis player who challenges Putin: 'Now I play with Australia'

Daria Sergeyevna Kasatkina, 27 years old, number 12 in the world tennis ranking, eight career titles, has taken Australian citizenship, in order to continue her relationship with the Estonian figure skater Natalia Zabiiako

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Russian tennis player Daria Kasatkina changes her nationality due to her sexual orientation

Daria Kasatkina, world number 12 and openly lesbian, will play for Australia.

3 days ago·Paris, France

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"Open lesbian" and against war: "extremist" Kassatkina misses Russia sounding slap

There is a lot of courage: Russian tennis player Darja Kassatkina gets rid of her country, competes against the Ukraine war and is insulted by her home country as an "extremist". Now she denies her first WTA tournament for Australia - and still misses Russia.

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