The Executive Committee of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) should not restore Russians' rights - such a conclusion was made by the committee of this organization. The announcement that at the upcoming meeting of the executive committee the disqualification of the Russian Anti-Doping Agency will be upheld, the correspondent of the "BBC" Dan Roan published on his page on Twitter, who wondered if this decision would be ignored. "The WADA compliance review team recommended at the meeting of the executive committee next week to leave the rights of the Russian anti-doping agency suspended," wrote the journalist.

Earlier it became known that the British Anti-Doping Commission sent an open letter to WADA. In it, she asked not to restore Russia's rights. Decision on the status of RUSADA will take place on September 20 in Seychelles, where the meeting of the WADA Executive Committee will take place. RUSADA was found not to comply with the code in 2015. After that some sportsmen-Russians were disqualified and deprived of the medals of the 2014 Olympics. , and the Russian national team was not allowed to the Games-2018 in Pyeongchang.