Four more Russian athletes test positive for meldonium

Russian Athletics Federation admitted four more athletes have tested positive for meldonium use. This may undermine Russia's efforts to prove it has changed its doping policies. If Russian Athletics Federation, suspended from international competitions, fails to comply with anti-doping standards it may loose a chance to take part in Rio 2016 summer Olympics. Daria Bondarchuk reports from Moscow.
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