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Ukraine May Boycott Paris Olympics – Minister of Sports - Vimarsana News

Ukraine May Boycott Paris Olympics – Minister of Sports

Kyiv is ready to boycott the Olympic Games in Paris if Russian and Belarusian athletes compete. Meanwhile, it's raised the issue of Iranian athletes' too as it provides Russia with deadly drones.

World Boxing elects Dutch as president | The Associated Press - Vimarsana News

World Boxing elects Dutch as president | The Associated Press

FRANKFURT, Germany—Breakaway body World Boxing has elected Dutch official Boris van der Vorst to be its first president amid a wider dispute over the sport’s place in the Olympic Games. World Boxing said Saturday that van der Vorst won 65 percent of the vote to beat Elise Seignolle of the…

Ukraine joins world boxing championship boycott - Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Ukraine joins world boxing championship boycott - Newspaper

KYIV: Ukraine’s boxing federation (FBU) has joined a growing boycott of the amateur world championships over the...

Source: dawn.com
Ukraine To Boycott World Women's Boxing Championship In Delhi Over Russian, Belarusian Inclusion - Vimarsana News

Ukraine To Boycott World Women's Boxing Championship In Delhi Over Russian, Belarusian Inclusion

So far, United States, Britain and Ireland are among nine other nations that have boycotted the women's boxing event

Ukraine joins world championship boycott over Russian, Belarusian inclusion - Vimarsana News

Ukraine joins world championship boycott over Russian, Belarusian inclusion

Ukraine's boxing federation (FBU) has joined a growing boycott of the amateur world championships over the inclusion of Russian and Belarusian boxers, who have been allowed to compete with national flags and anthems.

Source: rnz.co.nz