Russian skaters win four golds in Japan and Thailand

Dzepka won the women's tournament with a score of 205.73, while Tefelova and Valov scored 166.09 points in dance.

Consensus

Russian figure skaters competed under a neutral status at international tournaments in Thailand and Japan.
The Russian athletes won all four gold medals across the events in Bangkok and Tokyo.
The junior Grand Prix in Bangkok included competitions in women's singles, men's singles, and ice dancing.
Vladislav Dikij won the senior men's event at the Challenger Kinoshita Group Cup in Tokyo.
The results from the tournaments contributed to qualification for the Junior Grand Prix Final in December.
The athletes are from Russia but are not representing the country officially due to the war in Ukraine.

The senior ice dancing event in Tokyo is ongoing, with Russian pairs occupying the top three spots after the short program. — novaya_eu
In the senior ice dancing event in Tokyo, Vasiliisa Kaganovskaya and Maksim Nekrasov are second after the rhythm dance. — novaya_eu
In the senior women's event in Tokyo, Kamilla Nelyubova, Aleksandra Ignatova (Trotskaya), and Anna Frolova are ranked third, fourth, and fifth respectively. — novaya_eu
Pair skating was not held at the junior Grand Prix in Bangkok. — fontanka
The results for the senior men's event in Tokyo include Evgeny Semenenko in third place with 253.30 points, and Petr Gumenik in sixth with 236.25 points. — fontanka
Evgeny Semenenko received bronze with 253.30 points at the Tokyo Challenger event. — novaya_eu