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Russia to report countries boycotting IIHF matches it will be in, says sports chief

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Earlier, the national hockey federations representing Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland and the Czech Republic announced their unwillingness to play matches against the Russian national team

Source: TASS (Russia) — Read the full report

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Russia's sports chief stated that the country will report nations boycotting IIHF matches involving the Russian team. This follows announcements from the national hockey federations of Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, and the Czech Republic, which expressed their unwillingness to play against the Russian national team.

Russian official

Russian sports chief stated that the country will report nations boycotting IIHF matches it is scheduled to participate in. This response follows announcements by the national hockey federations of Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, and the Czech Republic, which expressed their unwillingness to play against the Russian national team.

Western

Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, and the Czech Republic have announced their unwillingness to play matches against the Russian national team. In response, Russia’s sports chief stated that Moscow will report the countries boycotting the IIHF matches it is scheduled to enter.

Global South

Russia’s sports chief stated that the country will report nations boycotting IIHF matches it participates in. This follows announcements by national hockey federations from Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, and the Czech Republic, which expressed their unwillingness to play against the Russian national team.

Humanitarian / anti-war

The national hockey federations of Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, and the Czech Republic have announced their unwillingness to play matches against the Russian national team. In response, Russia’s sports chief stated that the country intends to report the nations boycotting the IIHF matches it will participate in.

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