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Nordic Countries Unite in Boycott Against Russia for Ice Hockey Tournaments

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Nordic Countries Unite in Boycott Against Russia for Ice Hockey Tournaments

Four Nordic nations refuse to play hockey with Russia

rt-english.com

Four Nordic nations refuse to play hockey with Russia

Canada has also vowed to block Russian players from competing despite an arbitration court overturning their ban Denmark, Norway, Sweden, and Finland have refused to play against Russian national...

Russia barred from World Juniors, says Canada PM Mark Carney after several countries threaten boycott

Hindustan Times

Russia barred from World Juniors, says Canada PM Mark Carney after several countries threaten boycott

Sweden, Finland, the Czech Republic, Norway, Latvia and Denmark came out with statements signing up for a boycott of games against Russia.

Sweden, Norway join Finland in boycott against Russia in hockey tourney

The Washington Times

Sweden, Norway join Finland in boycott against Russia in hockey tourney

Next year's world ice hockey tournament may look different. On Tuesday, Sweden and Norway joined Finland in refusing to play Russia in the event hosted by the International Ice Hockey Federation.

Canada will not let Russians compete at ice hockey tournament, says Carney

ThePrint

Canada will not let Russians compete at ice hockey tournament, says Carney

Canada will not let skaters from Russia or Belarus take part in the world junior ice hockey championships that are due to start next month in the province of Alberta, Prime Minister

Finland says its national teams won't play against Russia in hockey tournaments

CBC

Finland says its national teams won't play against Russia in hockey tournaments

The Finnish Ice Hockey Association said Monday its national teams won't play against Russia in international tournaments as long as the war in Ukraine is ongoing.

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