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Back|Kamila Valieva nekas neutral status av ISU
Kamila Valieva nekas neutral status av ISU
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Dagens Nyheter·2 hours ago·Sports·1 min read

Kamila Valieva nekas neutral status av ISU

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Kamila Valieva nekas att tävla under neutral status av Internationella konståkningsförbundet ISU på grund av sina kopplingar till Rysslands president Vladimir Putin.

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Kamila Valieva vann EM 2022 och tog OS-guld i lag i Peking 2022 men diskvalificerades för dopning.

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Valieva vann EM 2022 och tog OS-guld i lag med Ryssland i Peking 2022 – men diskvalificerades senare för dopning och stängdes av i fyra år.

Nu hade Valieva, 20, ansökt om att få tävla under neutral status – vilket innebär att idrottaren inte får ha stöttat Rysslands invasion av Ukraina.

Valieva har på sitt Instagramkonto publicerat en video från 2023 där hon står sida vid sida med Rysslands president Vladimir Putin.

Kamila Valieva inte gjort några uttalanden som visar att hon aktivt stöder eller har stött Rysslands krig i Ukraina. men så sent som 2024 var hon till exempel specialinbjuden till en stor idrottstävling i Kazan där hon satt vid Putins sida under tävlingarna.

Tidigare under sommaren kom uppgifter om att Valieva skulle få grönt ljus – men på torsdagen gick det Internationella konståkningsförbundet ISU ut med att Valieva tillsammans med Mark Kondratiuk, Alexandra Stepanova och Ivan Bukin fått nobben då de ”inte uppfyller kraven att få tävla som neutrala idrottare”.

”ISU kommer inte att lämna fler kommentarer angående individuella fall så länge några möjliga sätt att överklaga fortfarande finns”, skriver ISU.

Enligt AP kan Valieva och de andra konståkarna överklaga domen till Cas, idrottens skiljedomstol, inom tre veckor.

Varken Valieva eller det ryska konståkningsförbundet har än så länge kommenterat ISU:s beslut.

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