Chess-Russia's Karjakin likely to skip World Cup, polls followers on social media

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PARIS : Chess grandmaster Sergey Karjakin, who last year was banned for publicly backing Russia's invasion of Ukraine, is unlikely to take part in the World Cup after his social media followers urged him not to participate without the Russian flag or anthem.World number 11 Karjakin missed last year's Cand

PARIS : Chess grandmaster Sergey Karjakin, who last year was banned for publicly backing Russia's invasion of Ukraine, is unlikely to take part in the World Cup after his social media followers urged him not to participate without the Russian flag or anthem.

They have since returned to competition, albeit as individual neutral athletes. Teams, however, from those two countries, are still banned from competitions.

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