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Russians and Belarusians back at Wimbledon as war in Ukraine continues
The All England Club did not allow Wimbledon to be aired on television in Russia or Belarus, and all entrants from those two countries needed to—and did—sign a declaration agreeing to three stipulations.
Published Jul 03, 2023
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Russians and Belarusians back at Wimbledon as war in Ukraine continues
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