YARILOVETS Nikolay Romanovich
Athlete
Sport climbing
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Name
ЯРИЛОВЕЦЬ Микола Романович
ЯРИЛОВЕЦ Николай Романович
YARILOVETS Nikolay Romanovich
ЯРИЛОВЕЦ Николай Романович
YARILOVETS Nikolay Romanovich
Date and place of birth
29.04.1999
Moscow, russian federation
Moscow, russian federation
Citizenship
russian federation
TIN
771819661506
Position
russian climber
two-time russian bouldering champion
master of sports of russia of international class
two-time russian bouldering champion
master of sports of russia of international class
Reasons
Participant in the 2023 Golden Hold international rock climbing tournament in Tel Aviv (Israel).
He competes for the Central sports club of the russian armed forces (CSKA), which is subordinate to the russian ministry of defense, and holds the military rank of senior sergeant in the russian armed forces.
CSKA provides ongoing active assistance to military personnel and veterans of the so-called special military operation by purchasing and delivering specialized equipment, FPV drones, generators, and humanitarian cargo to the front lines, conducts military-patriotic education for children and youth, organizes and holds sports and patriotic events, and promotes international cooperation, particularly within the framework of the World military games project.
Thus, CSKA athletes effectively represent the armed forces of the aggressor state at international competitions.
He has visited the temporarily occupied Crimea on multiple occasions, including to conduct a rock climbing master class for students of Sevastopol sports school № 7 in September 2025.
In March 2026, the International Federation of Sport Climbing (World Climbing) recognized Yarylovets and ten other russian climbers as neutral athletes. Commenting on the decision of the International Climbing Federation, Dmitry Bychkov, president of the russian climbing federation, stated his intention to seek admission to youth competitions and international-level paraclimbing competitions under the russian flag and with the russian national anthem.
He competes for the Central sports club of the russian armed forces (CSKA), which is subordinate to the russian ministry of defense, and holds the military rank of senior sergeant in the russian armed forces.
CSKA provides ongoing active assistance to military personnel and veterans of the so-called special military operation by purchasing and delivering specialized equipment, FPV drones, generators, and humanitarian cargo to the front lines, conducts military-patriotic education for children and youth, organizes and holds sports and patriotic events, and promotes international cooperation, particularly within the framework of the World military games project.
Thus, CSKA athletes effectively represent the armed forces of the aggressor state at international competitions.
He has visited the temporarily occupied Crimea on multiple occasions, including to conduct a rock climbing master class for students of Sevastopol sports school № 7 in September 2025.
In March 2026, the International Federation of Sport Climbing (World Climbing) recognized Yarylovets and ten other russian climbers as neutral athletes. Commenting on the decision of the International Climbing Federation, Dmitry Bychkov, president of the russian climbing federation, stated his intention to seek admission to youth competitions and international-level paraclimbing competitions under the russian flag and with the russian national anthem.
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