By KOJI NISHIMURA/ Correspondent
April 28, 2022 at 07:00 JST
Stanislav Horuna, who won a bronze medal in karate at the Tokyo Olympics last year, on April 15 in Lviv, Ukraine (Koji Nishimura)
LVIV, Ukraine—Ukrainian Stanislav Horuna said an “unbelievable” development in Japan may help him regain the Tokyo Olympic medal that he sold to raise funds for his country’s defense against Russian invaders. [Read More]
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