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Published on: 02/11/2026 - 12:16

By persisting in wearing a helmet honoring several teammates victims of the Russian invasion, the Ukrainian flag bearer at the Milan Cortina Olympics defied the International Olympic Committee on Tuesday, which simply authorized him to wear a black armband. Originally from kyiv, the skeleton specialist took part in training in Cortina on Monday with a gray helmet on his head bearing the screen-printed images of several of his compatriots who died in the war, before being banned from wearing it. Story by Olivier Faissolle and Morgan Ayre.

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