Russia Seeks IPC Support Amid Calls to Restrict Russian Paralympians in Italy
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- •Dmitry Peskov publicly commented on February 19 about the situation of Russian Paralympians competing in Italy.
- •Peskov described calls to restrict Russian athletes as a 'phantom pain' and urged the IPC to withstand such pressures.
- •The IPC currently allows Russian Paralympians to compete, which Russia states protects the principles of Paralympism.
- •Peskov reiterated that sport should remain free from political influence amid the controversy.
- •The issue arises in the context of international scrutiny and political tensions affecting Russian sports participation.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the IPC imposes new restrictions on Russian Paralympians Russian athletes' participation in international Paralympic events could be reduced, affecting Russia's sports diplomacy and athlete development.
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RUKommersant (RU)Песков прокомментировал ситуацию с российскими паралимпийцами в ИталииRURBC (RU)Песков предсказал новые попытки ограничить российских паралимпийцевRURIA Novosti (RU)Песков надеется, что Международный паралимпийский комитет выдержит давлениеRURIA Novosti (RU)Допуск россиян к соревнованиям защитил основы паралимпизма, заявил Песков