Russia pledges tighter doping control, harsher punishments for faking tests

Russian sports officials admit to responsibility for doping scandal involving Russian athletes using meldonium, a drug banned by the World Anti-Doping Agency in January this year. Moscow pledged tighter control over substance use by Russian athletes and greater responsibility for faking doping results. Daria Bondarchuk reports from the Russian capital.

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