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The Minister of Sports of the Russian Federation announced the restoration of the status of the ROC
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The Minister of Sports of the Russian Federation announced the restoration of the status of the ROC

Mikhail Degtyarev reported on the results of work to restore the status of the Russian Olympic Committee

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  • Russian Sports Minister Mikhail Degtyarev announced the restoration of the ROC status as a result of the work carried out.
  • The IOC temporarily restored the status of the ROC and lifted restrictions for Russian athletes.

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The IOC Executive Committee decided to temporarily restore the status of the ROC and cancel the recommendations on restrictions.

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Russian Sports Minister Mikhail Degtyarev said that Russia has done a lot of work, the result of which was the restoration of the status of the ROC.

The Executive Committee of the International Olympic Committee temporarily restored the status of the ROC and canceled recommendations for international federations on restrictions on Russian athletes.

Russian adult athletes are allowed to compete in 21 sports with the flag and anthem, and juniors in 35 sports.

MOSCOW, October 4 - RIA Novosti. The Minister of Sports of the Russian Federation and Chairman of the Russian Olympic Committee (ROC) Mikhail Degtyarev said that Russia has done a lot of work, the result of which was the restoration of the status of the ROC.

In July, the Executive Committee of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) temporarily restored the status of the ROC and canceled recommendations for international federations on restrictions on Russian athletes.

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  • What next steps will the IOC take?
  • What competitions will all athletes take part in?

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