The move formally ends a ban imposed on the athletes following the invasion of Ukraine last year.
last year.
“Our current intention is to accept entries from Russian and Belarusian players subject to them competing as ‘neutral’ athletes and complying with appropriate conditions,” the statement read, adding that players will not be allowed to express support for the invasion or accept funding from either the Russian or Belarusian states.
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