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Poland expels 15 Russians and Belarusians who tried to take part in Karate World Championships

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Belarus, the Caucasus and Central Asia In Poland detained 11 Belarusians who wanted to participate in the championship in karate Zerkalo (Belarus) · 1 headline from this part of the world Russia Poland expelled 15 Russians and Belarusians for trying to participate in the World Karate Championship Kommersant · 5 headlines from this part of the world Europe Poland expels 15 Russians and Belarusians who tried to take part in Karate World Championships Notes from Poland · 1 headline from this part of the world

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Belarus, the Caucasus and Central Asia Europe Russia

Who wrote first

  1. Belarus, the Caucasus and Central Asia Zerkalo (Belarus)
  2. Europe Notes from Poland
  3. Russia RIA Sport

How it is reported

Russia

Kommersant original
Poland expelled 15 Russians and Belarusians for trying to participate in the World Karate Championship
RBC original
In the Karate Federation said about the non-admission to the world Cup in Poland and the expulsion of Russians
TASS original
The Federation told about the refusal of Poland to the Russian karate in the admission to the world Cup
Championat original
Poland demanded to expel Russians and Belarusians from the country because of the World Karate Championship TVP World
RIA Sport original
Media: 15 Russians and Belarusians expelled from Poland because of the world karate

Belarus, the Caucasus and Central Asia

Zerkalo (Belarus) original
In Poland detained 11 Belarusians who wanted to participate in the championship in karate

Europe

Notes from Poland
Poland expels 15 Russians and Belarusians who tried to take part in Karate World Championships

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