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IOC President Thomas Bach says he is only interested in clean athletics The issue has opened a rift between those responsible for catching the cheats and sports organisations which have to both promote and police their own events.IOC president Thomas Bach claimed in Doha that the organisations decision not to ban all Russian athletes was not political but in the interests of clean athletes.Reedie said: It makes no sense to walk away now. The situation needs to be resolved and it will be resolved.I took this on expecting to serve two terms. OK, nobody imagined we would be spending two years dealing with Russia but that is where we are at. Yuliya Stepanova blew the whistle on widespread doping in Russian athletics It might not look like it but we are making real progress now. I am not walking away.Evidence of Russias cheating came to light in two WADA-sponsored reports, the first published in November 2015 and the second in July, three weeks before the start of the Rio Games. 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