دول أوروبية تعلن مقاطعة مباريات روسيا في Glacier Hockey 2027 بعد قرار CAS
URS경비 복귀을 허용한 CAS 결정 이후, 유럽 여러국 хок키 연맹과 스폰서 등이 러시아의 참가에 반대하며 2027년 독일 세계선수권에 대한 불참·후원 중단을 예고했다. 우크라이나는 20년 만에 최상위 디비전으로 복귀했지만, 16팀 고정 배和高씨 순위 때문에 러시아의 참가가 허용될 경우 자리를 잃을 위험이 있다.
أبرز النقاط
- CAS allowed Russian teams to return to IIHF competitions, reversing the suspension imposed after Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022.
- The decision was issued on 30 October and applies to international competitions, including the 2027 men’s and women’s Ice Hockey World Championships.
- Norway said it will not play Russia at the 2027 championship in Germany but will continue with its other matches.
- Finland, Norway, Denmark and Sweden announced a refusal to play Russia; Latvia extended its boycott to Belarus.
- AJ Produkter ended sponsorship, Nokian Renkaat threatened to withdraw if Russia participates, and Tipsport will not advertise or accept bets on Russian matches.
- The IIHF and the German hockey federation oppose Russian participation and cite safety, security and competition integrity concerns.
- Ukraine is in Group A with Sweden, Switzerland, Finland, Austria, Slovakia, Latvia and Slovenia, but has the lowest rating among the 16 teams and risks losing its place.
لماذا يهمّ ذلك
The dispute threatens both the participation and commercial support of the 2027 men’s Ice Hockey World Championship in Germany. Because the tournament is limited to 16 teams, admitting Russia without expanding the field could cost Ukraine its place in the elite division. Ukraine is returning to the top tier for the first time in 20 years and has the lowest rating among the 16 teams, making its participation particularly vulnerable. The refusals by teams and sponsors also reveal a broad division over whether Russian competitors should return to international hockey.
ماذا حدث
On 30 October, the Court of Arbitration for Sport overturned the suspension of Russian teams and allowed them to compete in IIHF events, including the 2027 men’s and women’s world championships. The ruling prompted several European federations to reject Russian opponents. Norway said its national team would not play Russia in Germany but would honour the rest of its schedule. Finland, Norway, Denmark and Sweden announced a boycott of matches against Russia, while Latvia said it would also refuse to play Belarus. AJ Produkter ended its sponsorship, Nokian Renkaat said it would stop cooperating if Russia participated, and Tipsport ruled out advertising and betting on Russian matches. The IIHF and Germany’s federation said they opposed Russian participation because of safety and competition-integrity concerns.
كيف تصفه المصادر الأوكرانية
Ukrainian coverage focuses on the direct risk to Ukraine’s first elite-division appearance in 20 years. With the field fixed at 16 teams and Ukraine holding the lowest rating, Russia’s admission without increasing the number of participants could displace Ukraine. The reporting also highlights the security arguments used by European federations and Canada’s consideration of a response to the CAS ruling.
كيف تصفه المصادر الدولية
International coverage emphasizes coordinated refusals by European national teams and the withdrawal of sponsorship, advertising and betting support. Reactions are framed around safety, national values, the continuing war in Ukraine and possible boycotts of the 2027 men’s championship and the 2028 youth championship in Finland. The dispute over the court ruling remains divided: the IIHF and the host federation oppose Russian participation, while CAS has permitted it.
أين تختلف الروايات
Sources differ over the identity of the four European federations announcing a boycott: one report names Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden, while another names the Czech Republic instead of Sweden. They also disagree on whether the championship starts on 13 or 14 May 2027.
الخلفية
The 2027 men’s Ice Hockey World Championship is scheduled for Germany. Ukraine qualified for the elite division for the first time in 20 years by finishing second in the first division, where it competed in the IA division. Its Group A opponents are Sweden, Switzerland, Finland, Austria, Slovakia, Latvia and Slovenia. The CAS ruling overturned restrictions imposed on Russian teams after the full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022. Latvia’s boycott covers both Russia and Belarus.