Feb 13 • 04:40 UTC 🇸🇪 Sweden Dagens Nyheter

"Strange not to honor someone who has passed away"

The article discusses the contrasting experiences of two athletes regarding honoring deceased loved ones during the Olympics amid strict messaging regulations.

The article describes a situation at the Olympics where messaging on athletic gear is restricted. Vladyslav Heraskevytj, a skeleton athlete, received a disqualification for wearing a helmet displaying images of his fallen countrymen from Ukraine. This incident underscores the strict adherence to the rules that prevent personal or political messages during the games. Meanwhile, Swedish hockey goalie Jacob Markström shared a different experience, discussing his ability to honor a late family member, highlighting the ambiguity of the rules regarding personal tributes.

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