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Ukraine's young figure skaters twizzle on despite Russian threat

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Two days later, a Russian overnight strike ripped open the venue, leaving a gaping hole in the wall but no casualties. Between sleepless nights and incessant air raid sirens, the future Olympic hopefuls have long had to compete not just with their peers but against wartime odds. But Yulia Ratnykova, mother of 11-year-old skater Katya, said even with the severe damage to the rink, they were undeterred. "Naturally, the girls were very upset -- the…

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Rome, 23 Oct. (askanews) - It is not easy to train under the continuous threat of an attack. Between an axel and a Biellmann trot, in Kiev the young promises of ice skating are often interrupted by the anti-air sirens warning of an imminent attack. Everyone off the track, you have to take cover. Oleksandr Tumanovsky, the coach, [...]

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rtl.lu broke the news in Luxembourg City, Luxembourg on Friday, October 23, 2026.
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