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Finland Dominates, Russia Poisoned Navalny, Orban Rants

Russia was accused by the United Kingdom and several European allies of murdering opposition leader Alexei Navalny using a poison derived from a dart frog toxin. The announcement came Saturday, two years after Navalny's death in a Siberian penal colony.

According to a joint statement from the UK, Sweden, France, Germany, and The Netherlands, the governments concluded that Navalny was poisoned by the Russian government with a "lethal toxin" known as epibatidine, found in South American poison dart frogs. The countries stated they were "confident" in their findings. Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper, speaking from the Munich Security Conference, said "only the Russian government had the means, motive and opportunity" to use the poison.

The Russian government, via the Tass news agency, dismissed the findings as "an information campaign." Navalny's death, which occurred while he was imprisoned, was initially attributed to natural causes by Russia.

In other news, Team Finland made Olympic history with an 11-0 victory over Team Italy at the Santagiulia Arena in Milan on Saturday. The 11 goals and 62 shots set Olympic records during the NHL's player participation era of the men's hockey tournament for goals in a single game. Finland's margin of victory also set an Olympic record. Fourteen different players recorded a point, and four players each scored two goals. Kaapo Kakko, Mikael Granlund, Sebastian Aho, and Joel Kiviranta were among the players with multiple goals.

Also on Saturday, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban stated that his country should fear the European Union more than Russia. Orban made the statement during his annual state-of-the-nation speech, promising to clear away the EU's influence before the upcoming parliamentary elections. The opposition Tisza Party currently leads Orban's ruling Fidesz party by 8 to 12 percentage points, eight weeks before the election.

In sports news, a Seton Hall baseball player suffered a gruesome leg injury during a celebratory home run trot in the team's season opener. Justin Ford, after hitting a two-run home run against Boston College in Puerto Rico, gave a celebratory hop and fist pump while heading toward second base. The hop proved to be catastrophic.

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