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Two more Russian athletes approved for Milan Cortina Olympics with neutral status
- The International Olympic Committee approved two more Russian athletes for the Milan Cortina Winter Games with neutral status, making it five Russian athletes and one from Belarus eligible for competition.
- These athletes will compete without their national identity, team colors, flags, or anthems, and cannot participate in opening ceremonies.
- Short-Track speed skaters Ivan Posashkov and Alena Krylova were confirmed on the list updated by the IOC.
- Neutral status applies to athletes who have not supported their countries' military invasion of Ukraine and are not contracted to military or state agencies.
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The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has approved two more Russian athletes to participate in the Winter Olympics in Milan and Cortina next month, with neutral status.
·Belgrade, Serbia
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Two more Russian athletes approved for Milan Cortina Olympics with neutral status
Two more Russian athletes have been approved by the International Olympic Committee to compete at the Milan Cortina Winter Games next month with neutral status.
·United States
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