ARLA/CLUSTER: ARRL justifica decisão tomada em relação à Crimeia

[João Costa > CT1FBF]

DXCC News

*Bill Moore, NC1L*, ARRL Awards Branch Manager, reports on the Crimea and
DXCC situation:

Upon request of the CEO, the ARRL Awards committee evaluated the situation
at present in Crimea against the DXCC rules.

As the interpreter of the rules, the following is the Awards Committee's
decision on how to "count" QSOs with stations operating from Crimea.

Crimea is not a DXCC entity. Neither Russia nor Ukraine is a rare entity
and the vast majority of confirmations used for DXCC credit for either
entity do not involve Crimea.

DXCC Rule 4 reads:
"4. Confirmation data for two-way communications must include the call
signs of both stations, the entity name as shown in the DXCC List, mode,
date, time and band. Except as permitted in Rule 1, cross-mode contacts are
not permitted for DXCC credits. Confirmations not containing all required
information may be rejected."

A QSL with a call sign issued by the administration of Ukraine and showing
the entity name as Ukraine counts as Ukraine.

A QSL with a call sign issued by the administration of Russia and
showing the entity name as Russia counts as Russia.

A QSL that satisfies neither condition does not count for either entity.

73 es DX!

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