Paris Olympics: AIN hides identity of few Russian, Belarusian athletes

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Ivan Litvinovich was barred from boarding a boat on the River Seine just like all 32 athletes from Russia and Belarus whose Olympic team identity has been made almost invisible because of their nations' military invasion of Ukraine.

Exactly one week after thousands of athletes sailed through the opening ceremony at the Paris Olympics, a gold medal was finally won Friday by a member of the neutral collective of athletes.

These are the Olympic rules of engagement for the 32 athletes who were vetted and approved and accepted their invitations to come to France and compete for the team-that's-not-a-team.