Athletes in Russia banned from traveling abroad so as not to run away


The Kremlin believes that athletes can desert.
Russian athletes were banned from traveling abroad not only for training camps but also for competitions. Writes Inside the Games concerning the Ministry of Sports of the Russian Federation.
At the same time, the Minister of Sports of Russia, Oleg Matytsin, explained that "the course dictates this decision towards strengthening the national sports industry and the formation of sports and economic sovereignty."
However, Inside the Games writes that the authorities are afraid of the desertion of leading athletes.
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