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Russian and Belarusian flags have been banned from the Melbourne Park precinct during the Australian Open after a complaint from the Ukraine ambassador to the country.

Vasyl Myroshnychenko, Ukraine’s ambassador to Australia and New Zealand, posted a picture showing a Russian flag hanging from a bush beside the court where his compatriot Kateryna Baindl was playing her first-round match on Monday.

“Our initial policy was that fans could bring them in but could not use them to cause disruption. Yesterday we had an incident where a flag was placed courtside. Russian and Belarusian players were banned from Wimbledon last year but are able to compete as individual athletes without national affiliation at the Australian Open.

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And actual ships?

What else has the Ukranian ambassador decreed?

Australians showing what p$$ they are 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Their rugby isn't much different

but US and EU block flags flew everywhere during their illegal bombing of Iraq and Libya. The bias is real.

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If there is a rule it has to be protected. Australia has already given shelter to many criminal russians. Enough of this! australian

While South Africa invites them over to showoff their warships on our shores.

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