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So that is coming up. big day, historic day, consequential day. today i learned that when professional tennisars win big matches, one thing they do is kind of a weird new-ish tradition, i don't know how long this has been going on, but i think they sometimes do is they take a marker, they take a pen, and they write something on the lens of a tv camera that has been covering the match they just won. how did the start? i don't know. this is something they do. here is naomi osaka drying this little cat, that is a thing she does. here is an italian guy who won a match, even though he had the stoma...

>> right. and, of course, they have so much in common, right? those linguistic and cultural ties that are so important, despite their, obviously, being two separate political entities. we're seeing some public opposition to this war from high-profile russian athletes. and i've never seen this before. russian tennis player writes on a tv camera after his match in dubai today, quote, no war, please. a russian hockey player who plays in the united states joined him in that statement. >> please, no more war. it doesn't matter who is in the war. russia, ukraine, different countries. i think we have...

Manchester city showing their support for ukraine, and for cities alexander lukashenko. the defender moved to tears. emotions running high, too, for his compatriot. both players sharing a powerful, poignant embrace. cash sending a stay strong message to polish international teammate defender thomas kensura who said he is currently in the ukrainian capital. cash booked, though, after scoring. while poland and sweden national teams now say they won't face russia in playoff matches next month, ahead of this world cup in qatar. and andre rublev who made dploebl headlines with his powerful gesture ...

While poland and sweden's national teams say they won't face russia in playoff matches next month ahead of this year's world cup in qatar. and the russian tennis star andrey rublev, who made global headlines with his powerful gesture, writing "no war, please" on a tv camera, winning the dubai tennis championships this weekend in the uae. patrick snell, cnn, atlanta. i'm anna coren live in hong kong. thanks for your company. my colleague, michael holmes, in ukraine. we'll be back with more breaking news coverage after this short break. stay with cnn. ♪ come seek the royal caribbean

In ukraine and i don't know how much you want to tell us about your location?— your location? i'm currently in lviv in the _ your location? i'm currently in lviv in the west _ your location? i'm currently in lviv in the west of _ your location? i'm currently in lviv in the west of the - lviv in the west of the country. _ lviv in the west of the country, i was in kyiv when the invasion— country, i was in kyiv when the invasion started last week and the bombing began but it's interesting, roles, hearing you described— interesting, roles, hearing you described this as an informational wall ...