No flag, no anthem: What the WADA ban means for Russia ...News

The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) has banned Russia from major sporting events for four years, but what does the ban mean in practice for Russian athletes? The WADA Executive Committee confirmed on Monday that Russia would be banned for a four-year ban over alleged manipulations to Moscow laboratory data, prohibiting the country from hosting or competing at international sporting events for the suspension period. READ MORE: 'You're killing the dreams of a whole lot of youth' – Roy Jones Jr on Russia’s potential Olympic ban instigated by WADA However, the newly-introduced ban doesn’t mean that Russian athletes will miss major competit

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