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With world leaders condemning Russia and Putin, sports teams and organizations, as well as athletes, from across the globe are now moving to separate themselves from the country and its leader.
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The Champions League final has been moved from St. Petersburg to Paris.
The 2022 Champions League final was set to be held in St. Petersburg.Getty/Valery Hache
F1's Russian Grand Prix has been cancelled.
Last year's Russian Grand Prix was won by Lewis Hamilton.Getty/Will Taylor-Medhurst
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A German soccer club removed a Russian oil giant from its shirts.
Schalke 04 has removed sponsor Gazprom from its shirts.Getty/Picture Alliance
While Formula One team Haas made a similar move.
A composite image of the Haas F1 team's car before and after Russia's invasion of Ukraine.Sportinfoto/DeFodi Images via Getty Images; Eric Alonso/Getty Images
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Soccer giant Manchester United has also ditched a Russian sponsor.
Manchester United's association with Aeroflot is no longer.Getty/Tony McArdle
The ATP Tour cancelled a competition in Moscow.
The ATP Tour cancelled a challenger tournament in Moscow set for next week.Getty/Brendon Thorne
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Skiing and basketball events in Russia have been stopped.
Nino Tsiklauri of Team Georgia.Getty/Michael Kappeler
Several European soccer federations also said that they won't play games in Russia.
Getty/Adam Nurkiewicz
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And the International Olympic Committee (IOC) has condemned Russia.
IOC President Thomas Bach.Getty/Eric Dubost/Pacific Press