Russian Olympic star in hospital 'from stress' after being forced into army

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Russian Olympic star in hospital 'from stress' after being forced into army
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A Russian ice hockey player who had signed for an American team has reportedly fallen ill after being press-ganged into military service.

Ivan Fedotov won silver at the Winter Olympics in Beijing earlier this year but is now in detention

Authorities have accused him of evading service at a time when the Kremlin is desperate for more recruits. The 25-year-old goaltender signed a one-year entry-level contract with the Philadelphia Flyers in May. His lawyer, Alexei Ponomaryev, told state news agency RIA on Saturday that Fedotov was detained on Friday and then fell ill.He said: ‘As I understand it, due to stress, he had gastritis. Ivan feels bad.Ponomaryev denied accusations that his client had evaded military service.

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