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Ukraine's ice hockey has 'no intention of giving up' after court ruling clears way for Russia's return
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Ukraine's ice hockey has 'no intention of giving up' after court ruling clears way for Russia's return

by Yevgeniya Doluda

As the possibility of Russian athletes' return looms over the ice hockey community, Ukraine and leading hockey nations refuse to welcome Russia back into international sports. The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) ruled on Oct. 30 that the International Ice Hockey Federation's (IIHF) exclusion of Russian athletes from its tournaments was unlawful, sparking outrage among multiple national federations and the IIHF itself. "Some say that sports are separate from politics, but that's not true a

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