Overview
- IOC President Kirsty Coventry said a truce would not alter the decision that only individually approved neutral athletes may compete.
- Russian and Belarusian athletes remain barred from flags, anthems and national symbols, cannot enter team events or the opening ceremony, and any medals will not appear in the official table.
- Coventry said communication lines are open with the Olympic committees of Russia and Israel.
- The size of any neutral delegation will be determined by sport-by-sport qualification, with some federations still blocking Russians and Belarusians from events.
- The IOC has urged more permissive youth participation, and volleyball and fencing have moved to allow juniors to return under national symbols.