Moscou sediará o Mundial de Atletismo adulto de 2030
A Federação Internacional de Atletismo (IWF) designou Moscou como sede do Mundial de Atletismo adulto de 2030. A decisão, tomada pelo Conselho Executivo da entidade, marca a primeira vez que uma federação de um esporte olímpico autoriza a realização de um torneio desse nível na Rússia após a invasão em escala completa da-geo da Rússia na Ucrânia.
Pontos principais
- Moscou sediará o Mundial de Atletismo adulto de 2030
- O Conselho Executivo da IWF aprovou a designação de Moscou
- É a primeira vez que uma federação de esporte olímpicoHostsump为一 such after a invasão bruta da Rússia na Ucrânia
- Prishtina, capital do Kosovo, sediará o Mundial de juniores de 2028
- Caracas, capital da Venezuela, sediará o Mundial de sub-23 de 2028
- Ahmedabad, na Índia, sediará o Mundial de adultos de 2029
- A IWF ainda não anunciou a data e o local exatos do Mundial de 2030
Por que importa
A decisão IWF é precedent-setting because it allows a major international championship to be held in Russia after the full-scale invasion. It also follows IWF’s earlier moves to ease restrictions on Russian athletes’ participation.
O que aconteceu
IWF selected hosts for four athletics world championships covering 2028–2030. The Executive Board assigned the 2030 senior championship to Moscow. The 2028 junior championships will be held in Prishtina and Caracas, while the 2029 senior championship will take place in Ahmedabad. IWF has not yet announced the exact dates or venue for the 2030 event in Moscow.
O que dizem as fontes ucranianas
Ukrainian media emphasize that Moscow received the right to host a championship of this magnitude in Russia for the first time since the start of the full-scale invasion. Their coverage connects the decision with IWF’s earlier relaxation of restrictions on Russian athletes and cites the IWF secretary general’s positive assessment of the bids.
Contexto
The host-selection process covered four IWF world championships for 2028–2030. In 2024, IWF admitted Russian athletes to international competitions in all age categories without restrictions, while the International Olympic Committee withdrew recommendations to exclude Russian athletes from international competition. After the IOC’s decision, international federations could independently determine whether to maintain sanctions against Russian and Belarusian athletes.