Doping scandal in Russian sports - TASS

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Russian weightlifter Bochkov slapped with provisional suspension over doping abuse charges

Three Russian weightlifters slapped with suspensions over violations of anti-doping rules

Russia’s anti-doping body RUSADA reports 16 cases of suspected violations last month

WADA says Moscow Laboratory may appeal ban on blood sample analysis to CAS

Russian weightlifter Bondarenko slapped with 4-year ban over doping abuse

His four-year suspension term was ruled to enter into force as of May 19, 2020

Russia’s 2020 Olympic triathlete Polyansky slapped with 3-year ban for doping abuse

A decision to suspend the Russian athlete was made by World Triathlon, which had previously filed a doping-test inquiry

Russia’s Olympic wrestling champion Makhov slapped with 4-year ban over doping abuse

The term of the suspension came into force as of January 27, 2021

Russian sports minister, WADA chief discuss RUSADA reinstatement after sanctions

Russian athletes will compete without the national flag and anthem at Olympic and Paralympic Games as well as major international events until December 2022

Russia’s high jumper Lasitskene not counting on RusAF’s full reinstatement in fall

RusAF’s membership in World Athletics was suspended in November 2015 amid a high-profile doping scandal in the Russian athletics. The restrictive measures have been extended more than 15 times since then

CAS rulings on Russian sport politically motivated but are to be abided by — Putin

"By January 2023, when the sanctions expire, Russian athletes must be full-fledged participants in every global tournament," the Russian leader stressed

West continuing schemes to take control over anti-doping convention, says Lavrov

Russia's top diplomat pointed out that the West was attempting to significantly change the annex to the International Convention against Doping in Sport which was signed and approved by UNESCO

Russian sports minister vows severe penalties if Polyansky’s reported doping abuse is true

Oleg Matytsin stressed that Russia was waging a resolute fight against the doping abuse in sports

RUSADA initiates 13 cases of suspected anti-doping violations in July

According to the World Anti-Doping Code, the names of athletes, who violated the rules, can be made public only after investigations into their cases are closed

Kremlin: Russia tackling doping like all nations; Putin for clean high-performance sports

Dmitry Peskov pointed out that Russian President Vladimir Putin firmly asserted the inadmissibility of doping and emphasized our determination to fight various manifestations of doping in sports