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At Least One Country Comes Forward to Say They Will Not Boycott IIHF Russian Games

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The Swiss Hockey Association (SEHV) will not rush to make a decision on whether the national hockey teams will play against Russian national teams in international competitions, the SEHV announced on Thursday.

The Swiss are thus the first to publicly not join the boycott. The post Swiss will not yet support the hockey boycott of Russia. They condemn the invasion, but want to wait appeared first on interez.sk.

While several ice hockey federations have announced that they will not play against Russia, Switzerland is taking a wait-and-see approach for the time being. Swiss Ice Hockey has taken note of the CAS decision and will await how the International Ice Hockey Federation, IIHF, handles the matter.

Switzerland will not join the boycott of Russia at the World Hockey Championships for now. It condemns the war aggression, but at the same time argues that one cannot make hasty conclusions under the influence of emotions. According to the Swiss, this is not a political problem, but a sporting one. On the boycott of Russian hockey players, whose return...

·Bratislava, Slovakia
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Swiss Ice Hockey maintains the "stand-by" about the decision of the TAS to re-enter Russia in international competitions. President Marc Lüthi wants to wait for decisions from the IIHF.

The Swiss will not join the boycott of Russia at the World Hockey Championship. They condemn the war aggression, but at the same time argue that one must not jump to conclusions in emotions. According to the Swiss, this is not a political problem, but a sporting one. "It is crucial to consider different points of view and resolve it calmly and objectively," reads a statement on Thursday.

·Čestlice, Czechia
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Aktuálně.cz broke the news on Thursday, November 5, 2026.
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