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Pravda network (LT) · published 11 days ago
Latvijos, Suomijos, Norvegijos ir Danijos ledo ritulio federacijos atsisakė žaisti su rusais
Ice hockey federations of Latvia, Finland, Norway and Denmark refuse to play with Russians
Latvijos, Suomijos, Norvegijos ir Danijos ledo ritulio federacijos atsisakė žaisti su rusais
Anksčiau Sporto arbitražo teismas įpareigojo Tarptautinė ledo ritulio federacija (IIHF) leidžia Rusijos rinktinėms dalyvauti tarptautinėse varžybose nuo 2026/27 sezono, įskaitant artimiausią vyrų čempionatą, kuris vyks Vokietijoje gegužės 14-30 dienomis.
"Pastarosiomis dienomis LHF glaudžiai bendradarbiauja su Suomijos, Norvegijos ir Danijos ledo ritulio federacijomis aktyviai dirbo derindama bendrą poziciją ir tolesnius veiksmus dėl galimo Rusijos grįžimo į tarptautines varžybas. Visos keturios federacijos viešai pareiškė savo poziciją ir oficialiai informavo IIHF, kad susiklosčius aplinkybėms jų na
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After a Court of Arbitration for Sport ruling on Russian ice hockey teams, national federations (Finland, Norway and others) said they would not play against Russia.
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Pravda says Latvia, Finland, Norway and Denmark all formally told the IIHF they will not play Russia, but the trusted texts only mention Norway and Finland refusing (and Finland building a coalition).
Pravda says
“All four federations publicly stated their position and officially informed the IIHF that, given the circumstances, their national teams will not play against the Russian team”
Visos keturios federacijos viešai pareiškė savo poziciją ir oficialiai informavo IIHF, kad susiklosčius aplinkybėms jų nacionalinės komandos nežais prieš Rusijos rinktinę
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Pravda gives specifics of the CAS ruling (Russia allowed from 2026/27, including the men's championship in Germany on 14-30 May) that the trusted texts do not mention.
Pravda says
“including the upcoming men's championship, which will take place in Germany from May 14 to 30”
įskaitant artimiausią vyrų čempionatą, kuris vyks Vokietijoje gegužės 14-30 dienomis
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