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Athlete from Kalmykia won silver of the All-Russian Spartakiad in deaf sports

In Moscow and Zelenograd, the competitions of the XII All-Russian Summer Spartakiad in sports of the deaf, which took place from the first to the sixth of October, ended.

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Athlete from Kalmykia won silver of the All-Russian Spartakiad in deaf sports

In Moscow and Zelenograd, the competitions of the XII All-Russian Summer Spartakiad in sports of the deaf, which took place from the first to the sixth of October, ended. More than a thousand athletes representing forty-five regions of the country took part in the large-scale event.

In the discipline “swimming” was successfully performed by the representative of Kalmykia Juliana Bambykova. The athlete won a silver medal at a distance of four hundred meters in a complex swimming. Juliana is a pupil of the Republican sports and adaptive school of the Paralympic reserve.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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