Nathalie Péchalat, the president of the French Figure Skating Federation, officially announced that no Russian or Belarusian skaters would be permitted to compete at this month’s World Figure Skating Championships in France.
. Yesterday, after the International Olympic Committee recommended that Russian athletes be banned from international competition, Nathalie Péchalat, the president of the French Figure Skating Federation, announced that no Russian or Belarusian skaters would be permitted to compete in France.
Today the International Skating Union issued this statement: “Following the IOC recommendation, in order to protect the integrity of ice skating competitions and for the safety of all the participants of international ice skating competitions . . . no Skaters belonging to the ISU Members in Russia and Belarus shall be invited or allowed to participate in International ice skating Competitions including ISU Championships and other ISU Events.
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