Paralympics allows for Russian athletes to compete in Beijing
While not expelled, both Russian and Belarusian athletes will have to compete as "neutral athletes" without displaying national symbols.
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While not expelled, both Russian and Belarusian athletes will have to compete as "neutral athletes" without displaying national symbols.
While not expelled, both Russian and Belarusian athletes will have to compete as "neutral athletes" without displaying national symbols.
While not expelled, both Russian and Belarusian athletes will have to compete as "neutral athletes" without displaying national symbols.
Russians and Belarusians at the Winter Paralympics in Beijing will compete as “neutral athletes” because of their countries' roles in the war against Ukraine, the International Paralympic Committee said.
While not expelled, both Russian and Belarusian athletes will have to compete as "neutral athletes" without displaying national symbols.