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EN Анонс:  Checkers is a summer non-Deaflympic sport discipline for the Deaf, a tabletop logical game involving moving checkers pieces in a certain way on a checkered board. During a match, each player owns checkers of one color - black or white. The goal of the game is to take all the opponent's checkers or deprive them of the ability to move (block). Checkers are usually played by two players against each other. Players make moves with checkers pieces alternately under time control, and the game ends in a win of one of the players or draw. Checkers competitions are held in three formats: blitz (rapid game), classic checkers, and team events. Competitions are conducted for two varieties of checkers - 64-square (Russian) and 100-square - in blitz format, classic game, and team matches. In the national sports system, checkers competitions have been held since the 1910s. Currently, annual championships and national championships are held in the Russian Federation.
EN Название:  Checkers
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EN Анонс:  Chess is a winter Deaflympic sport discipline for the Deaf, a tabletop logical game on a 64-cell board involving moving chess pieces in a certain way on the chessboard. In chess, usually two players play against each other. Players make moves with their own colored chess pieces (black or white) alternately with time control. The game ends with a win for one side or a draw. Chess competitions are held in three formats: blitz (speed game), classic chess, and team matches. Competitions are held according to the rules for the sport "deaf sports", based on the regulations of the International Chess Federation (FIDE), with all sound signals replaced by visual signals. In the Deaflympics program, chess competitions have been held since 2019, while in the national sports system since the 1910s. The Russian chess team made its debut at the Deaflympics in 2019. Currently, annual championships and national championships are held in the Russian Federation.
EN Название:  Chess
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EN Анонс:  Hockey is a winter Deaflympic sport discipline for the Deaf, a team ice game with a puck where the aim is to score more goals against the opponent using a stick. The game is played by two teams of 5 players on an ice rink ranging from 61 to 56 meters in length and 30 to 26 meters in width. The pitch is enclosed by boards measuring 1.20-1.22 meters in height, with rounded corners (with a radius of 7-8.5 meters) at the edges of the field. Competitions are held according to the rules for the sport "deaf sports", based on the regulations of the International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF), with all sound signals replaced by visual signals. In the Deaflympics program, hockey competitions are held since 1991 while in the national sports system since the 1960s. The Soviet national hockey team made its Deaflympics debut in 1991. Currently, there are annual Russian Federation championships held. Currently, annual championships are held in the Russian Federation.
EN Название:  Hockey
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EN Анонс:  Futsal is a winter Deaflympic sport discipline for the Deaf, a team game with a ball played indoors, where the goal is to score more goals with your feet or other body parts (excluding hands) than the opposing team. The game is played by two teams of 5 players on a court ranging from 25 to 42 meters in length and 16 to 25 meters in width. A smaller ball compared to football is used. Competitions are held according to the rules for the sport "deaf sports", based on the regulations of the International Federation of Association Football (FIFA), with all sound signals replaced by visual signals. In the Deaflympics program, futsal competitions have been held since 2024, while in the national sports system since the 1990s. Currently, annual championships, cups, and tournaments of the Russian Federation are held.
EN Название:  Futsal
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EN Анонс:  Futsal is a winter Deaflympic sport discipline for the Deaf, a team game with a ball played indoors, where the goal is to score more goals with your feet or other body parts (excluding hands) than the opposing team. The game is played by two teams of 5 players on a court ranging from 25 to 42 meters in length and 16 to 25 meters in width. A smaller ball compared to football is used. Competitions are held according to the rules for the sport "deaf sports", based on the regulations of the International Federation of Association Football (FIFA), with all sound signals replaced by visual signals. In the Deaflympics program, futsal competitions have been held since 2024, while in the national sports system since the 1990s. Currently, annual championships, cups, and tournaments of the Russian Federation are held.
EN Название:  Football
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EN Анонс:  Taekwondo is a summer deaflympic sport for the deaf, an individual combat sport consisting of a duel between two athletes according to certain rules, using mostly kicks, delivered to vital points of the opponent's body. The ratio of kicks to punches is approximately 90 to 10
Sports competitions are held in two disciplines: kyorugi (a duel) and poomsho (strictly regulated exercises, which are combinations of defensive and offensive techniques, performed along certain trajectories, in a precisely established sequence and simulating a real fight with several opponents).
Competitions are held in accordance with the rules for the sport of "deaf sports", based on the rules of the International Taekwondo Federation (WT), with the replacement of all sound signals with visual and tactile ones.
In the international system of sports for the deaf and in the program of the Deaflympics, taekwondo competitions have been held since 2009, in the domestic sports system since the 2000s. The debut of the Russian taekwondo team at the Deaflympics took place in 2009. Currently, championships and championships of the Russian Federation are held annually.
EN Название:  Taekwondo
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EN Анонс:  Tennis is a summer Deaflympic sport discipline for the Deaf, an individual ball game in which opponents (singles play) or pairs of opponents (doubles play) use rackets to hit the ball to the opponent's side so that the opponent cannot return it after its first bounce on the opponent's side of the court. In tennis, matches are played on a rectangular court with a flat surface and markings. A net is stretched in the middle of the court, running across the entire width parallel to the back lines, dividing the court into two equal halves. The length of the court is 23.77 m, the width is 8.23 m (for singles play) or 10.97 m for doubles play. There are various types of tennis court surfaces: grass, clay, hardcourt. Competitions are held according to the rules for the sport "deaf sports", based on the rules of the International Tennis Federation (ITF), with all sound signals replaced by visual signals. In the international deaf sports system and the Deaflympics program, tennis competitions have been held since 1924, while in the national sports system since the 2010s. The debut of Russian tennis teams at the Deaflympics took place in 2013. Currently, annual championships and national championships are held in the Russian Federation.
EN Название:  Tennis
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EN Анонс:  Sporting orienteering is a summer Deaflympic sport discipline for the Deaf, where participants must navigate an unknown route (distance) using a sports map and compass, passing through checkpoints (CPs) located on the terrain. Results are determined by the time taken to complete the distance (sometimes considering penalty time) or by the number of points earned. Competitions are held according to the rules for the sport "deaf sports", based on the rules of the International Orienteering Federation (IOF), with all sound signals replaced by visual signals. In the international deaf sports system and the Deaflympics program, orienteering competitions have been held since 1997, and in the national sports system since the 1990s. The debut of Soviet teams in sporting orientation at the Deaflympics was in 1997. Currently, annual championships and national championships are held in the Russian Federation.
EN Название:  Orienteering
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EN Анонс:  Snowboarding is a winter Deaflympic sport discipline for the Deaf, where athletes compete in descending snow-covered slopes and mountains on a special sports board — a snowboard. In the disciplines of alpine snowboarding — parallel slalom, parallel giant slalom, snowboard cross — the goal is to descend snow-covered slopes in the shortest time possible. In the freestyle disciplines — halfpipe, slopestyle, big air — athletes perform jump acrobatic elements during the descent, which are evaluated by judges. Competitions are conducted according to the rules for the sport "deaf sports," based on the rules of the International Ski Federation (FIS), with all sound signals replaced by visual signals. In the international deaf sports system and the Deaflympics program, snowboarding competitions have been held since 2015, while in the national sports system they have been held since the 2000s. Currently, annual championships and national championships are held in the Russian Federation.
EN Название:  Snowboard
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EN Анонс:  Sambo is a summer non-Deaflympic sport discipline for the Deaf, an individual martial art that involves a bout between two athletes according to specific rules, using various techniques, where each opponent attempts to pin the other on the back or score points for technical actions and win. Sambo bouts in various weight categories are held on a square mat (tatami) measuring at least 14×14 meters. The bout takes place inside a square measuring 8×8 meters or 10×10 meters. Competitions are conducted according to the rules for the sport "deaf sports," based on the rules of the International Sambo Federation (FIAS), with all sound signals replaced by visual and tactile signals. In the international deaf sports system and the Deaflympics program, sambo competitions are not held, while in the national sports system they have been held since the 2010s. Currently, annual championships and national championships are held in the Russian Federation.
EN Название:  Sambo
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EN Анонс:  Shooting is a summer Deaflympic sport discipline for the Deaf, a competition in shooting from pneumatic (4.5 mm) and small-caliber (5.6 mm) rifles and pistols. The main objective for athletes is to shoot accurately and consistently into the highest-scoring central sectors of targets to accumulate the maximum number of points. Competitions are conducted according to the rules for the sport "deaf sports," based on the rules of the International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF), with all sound signals replaced by visual signals. In the international deaf sports system and the Deaflympics program, shooting competitions have been held since 1924, while in the national sports system they have been held since the 1950s. The debut of the Soviet shooting teams at the Deaflympics took place in 1969. Currently, annual championships and national championships are held in the Russian Federation.
EN Название:  Bullet shooting
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EN Анонс:  Beach volleyball is a summer Deaflympic sport discipline for the Deaf, a team game played on a sandy court divided by a high net, where two teams on opposite sides of the net aim to land the ball on the opponent's side and prevent it from falling on their own side. A team consists of two players, and to win a match, a team must win two sets. Sets are played to 21 points, with the third, deciding set continuing to 15 points. A difference of at least two points is required to win each set. Beach volleyball is played on a 16×8 meter court covered with at least 40 cm of sand and divided into two equal parts by a net (net height is 2.43 meters for men and 2.24 meters for women, as in classic volleyball). Competitions are conducted according to the rules for the sport "deaf sports," based on the rules of the International Volleyball Federation (FIVB), with all sound signals replaced by visual signals. In the international deaf sports system and the Deaflympics program, volleyball competitions have been held since 2005, while in the national sports system they have been held since the 2000s. The debut of the Soviet men's and women's volleyball teams at the Deaflympics took place in 2005. Currently, annual championships, cups, and national championships are held in the Russian Federation.
EN Название:  Beach volleyball
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EN Анонс:  Swimming is a summer Deaflympic sport discipline for the Deaf, where athletes compete to swim various distances in the shortest time possible. Competitions are held in pools of either 50 or 25 meters, using various swimming techniques: freestyle, breaststroke, butterfly, backstroke, and medley (combining all the mentioned techniques). Relays are also held. Competitions are conducted according to the rules for the sport "deaf sports," based on the rules of the International Swimming Federation (FINA), with all sound signals replaced by visual signals. In the international deaf sports system and the Deaflympics program, swimming competitions have been held since 1924, while in the national sports system they have been held since the 1910s. The debut of the Soviet swimming team at the Deaflympics took place in 1969. Currently, annual championships and national championships are held in the Russian Federation.
EN Название:  Swimming
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EN Анонс:  Table tennis is a summer Deaflympic sport discipline for the Deaf, an individual ball game that uses special paddles and a playing table divided by a net. The game can be played between two opponents or two pairs of opponents. The objective is to keep the ball in play using paddles, with each player returning the ball after one bounce on their side of the table. Points are awarded when the opponent fails to return the ball according to the rules. Each game continues until 11 points, and a match consists of an odd number of games, played to the majority of wins in games. Competitions are conducted according to the rules for the sport "deaf sports," based on the rules of the International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF), with all sound signals replaced by visual signals. In the international deaf sports system and the Deaflympics program, table tennis competitions have been held since 1957, while in the national sports system they have been held since the 1910s. The debut of the Soviet table tennis team at the Deaflympics took place in 1989. Currently, annual championships and national championships are held in the Russian Federation.
EN Название:  Table tennis
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EN Анонс:  Athletics is a summer Deaflympic sport discipline for the Deaf, an individual and team sport that includes running, jumping, throwing, and cross-country events. The winner is determined by the highest performance in the respective disciplines. Competitions are held in specially equipped athletic stadiums with tracks and sectors for throwing and jumping events. Competitions are conducted according to the rules of"deaf sports," based on the rules of the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF), with all sound signals replaced by visual signals. In the international deaf sports system and the Deaflympics program, athletics competitions have been held since 1924, while in the national sports system they have been held since the 1910s. The debut of the Soviet athletics team at the Deaflympics took place in 1957. Currently, annual championships, cups, and national championships are held in the Russian Federation.
EN Название:  Athletics
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EN Анонс:  Curling is a winter Deaflympic sport discipline for the Deaf, a team game on an ice rink. Participants from two teams alternately slide special heavy granite stones ("stones") on the ice towards a target area marked on the ice ("houses"). In classic curling, each team has four players of the same gender, while in mixed pairs there are two players (one male and one female). The game consists of 10 independent periods called "ends". During one end, teams take turns delivering eight stones. After all sixteen stones have been played, points are counted for the end. The team with the stone closest to the center wins the end. The curling rink is a rectangular ice field, with a length ranging from 44.5 to 45.72 meters and a width from 4.42 to 5 meters. The target, known as the "house," has a diameter of 3.66 meters. The distance between the centers of the two houses on the playing surface is 34.75 meters. Competitions are conducted according to the rules of "deaf sports," based on the rules of the World Curling Federation (ICF), with all sound signals replaced by visual signals. In the international deaf sports system and the Deaflympics program, curling competitions have been held since 2007, while in the national sports system they have been held since the 2010s. The debut of the Russian curling team at the Deaflympics took place in 2015. Currently, annual championships and national championships are held in the Russian Federation.
EN Название:  Curling
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EN Анонс:  Karate is a summer Deaflympic sport discipline for the Deaf, an individual combat sport where two athletes compete according to specific rules using precise strikes with hands and feet to target the opponent's vital points. Competitions are held in two karate programs: kumite (free sparring) and kata (a formalized sequence of movements linked by combat principles against an imaginary opponent). Competitions are conducted according to the rules of "deaf sports," based on the World Karate Federation (WKF) regulations, with all audible signals replaced by visual and tactile ones. In the international deaf sports system and the Deaflympics program, karate competitions have been held since 2009, and in the national sports system since the 2000s. The Russian karate team debuted at the Deaflympic Games in 2009. Currently, championships and tournaments are held annually in the Russian Federation.
EN Название:  Karate
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EN Анонс:  Judo is a summer Deaflympic sport discipline for the Deaf, an individual combat sport where two athletes compete according to specific rules using various techniques (grappling, throws, turnovers, sweeps, etc.). Each competitor aims to pin the other on the back or score points for technical actions to win. Judo matches in different weight categories are held on a square mat (tatami) measuring at least 14 x 14 meters. The bout takes place within an 8 x 8 meters or 10 x 10 meters square. Competitions are conducted according to the rules of "deaf sports," based on the International Judo Federation (IJF) regulations, with all audible signals replaced by visual and tactile ones. In the international deaf sports system and the Deaflympics program, judo competitions have been held since 2009, and in the national sports system since the 2000s. The Russian judo team debuted at the Deaflympic Games in 2009. Currently, championships and tournaments are held annually in the Russian Federation.
EN Название:  Judo
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EN Анонс:  Golf is a summer Deaflympic sport discipline for the Deaf, an individual competition where participants use clubs to drive a small ball into special holes, aiming to cover the course with the fewest strokes. A golf course consists of a series of holes, each with its own teeing ground marked by two markers indicating the allowable boundaries for tee placement. The course also includes smooth and rough fields and various obstacles. The final part of the course is the hole, which is marked for orientation (usually with a flag). The hole is located on a special green where the grass height is minimal, while in other areas, grass height varies to increase the difficulty of the course. A typical golf course consists of 18 holes. Competitions are conducted according to the rules of "deaf sports," based on the International Golf Federation (IGF) regulations, with all audible signals replaced by visual ones. In the international deaf sports system and the Deaflympics program, golf competitions have been held since 2017, and in the national sports system since the 2010s. The Russian golf team's debut at the Deaflympic Games was in 2017. Currently, championships are held annually in the Russian Federation.
EN Название:  Alpine skiing
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EN Анонс:  Golf is a summer Deaflympic sport discipline for the Deaf, an individual competition where participants use clubs to drive a small ball into special holes, aiming to cover the course with the fewest strokes. A golf course consists of a series of holes, each with its own teeing ground marked by two markers indicating the allowable boundaries for tee placement. The course also includes smooth and rough fields and various obstacles. The final part of the course is the hole, which is marked for orientation (usually with a flag). The hole is located on a special green where the grass height is minimal, while in other areas, grass height varies to increase the difficulty of the course. A typical golf course consists of 18 holes. Competitions are conducted according to the rules of "deaf sports," based on the International Golf Federation (IGF) regulations, with all audible signals replaced by visual ones. In the international deaf sports system and the Deaflympics program, golf competitions have been held since 2017, and in the national sports system since the 2010s. The Russian golf team's debut at the Deaflympic Games was in 2017. Currently, championships are held annually in the Russian Federation.
EN Название:  Golf
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EN Анонс:  Handball is a summer Deaflympic sport discipline for the Deag, a team ball game with 7 players on each team (6 field players and a goalkeeper). Players primarily use their hands (though the rules also allow the use of the head, torso, or thighs) to try to score as many goals as possible by throwing the ball into the opponent's goal. Handball is played indoors on a rectangular court measuring 40x20 meters. The goal is surrounded by a 6-meter zone where only defenders and the goalkeeper are allowed. Goals must be scored by throwing the ball from outside this zone or by "diving" into it. Competitions are conducted according to the rules of "deaf sports," based on the International Handball Federation (IHF) regulations, with all audible signals replaced by visual ones. In the international deaf sports system and the Deaflympics program, handball competitions have been held since 1969, and in the national sports system since the 2010s. The Russian men's handball team debuted at the Deaflympic Games in 2013. Currently, championships and cups are held annually in the Russian Federation.
EN Название:  Handball
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EN Анонс:  Greco-Roman wrestling is a summer Deaflympic sport discipline for the Deaf, involving individual combat between two athletes according to specific rules. Competitors use various techniques (grappling, throws, turnovers, sweeps, etc.) to try to pin their opponent on the back or achieve a 10-point lead to win. Unlike freestyle wrestling, leg actions (hooks, trips) and leg grabs are prohibited in Greco-Roman wrestling. Matches are held in various weight categories on mats with a diameter of 9 meters, surrounded by a safety area 1.5 meters wide. Each side of the mat has a 2-meter safety zone. Competitions are conducted according to the rules of "deaf sports," based on United World Wrestling (UWW) regulations, with all audible signals replaced by visual and tactile ones. In the international deaf sports system and the Deaflympics program, Greco-Roman wrestling competitions have been held since 1961, and in the national sports system since the 1960s. The Soviet Greco-Roman wrestling team's debut at the Deaflympic Games was in 1961. Currently, championships and tournaments are held annually in the Russian Federation.
EN Название:  Greco-Roman wrestling
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EN Анонс:  Freestyle wrestling is a summer Deaflympic sport discipline for the Deaf, an individual combat sport involving a match between two athletes according to specific rules, using various techniques (holds, throws, flips, sweeps, etc.), where each competitor tries to pin the other on the back or gain a 10-point lead to win. Unlike Greco-Roman and belt wrestling, freestyle wrestling allows leg grabs, sweeps, and active use of legs in any technique. Matches in various weight categories are held on mats with a diameter of 9 meters, surrounded by a 1.50-meter safety area. Around each side of the mat, there should be a 2-meter safety zone. Competitions are conducted according to "deaf sport" rules based on United World Wrestling (UWW) rules, with all audible signals replaced by visual and tactile ones. In the international deaf sports system and the Deaflympics program, freestyle wrestling competitions have been held since 1961, and in the national sports system since the 1960s. The debut of the Soviet freestyle wrestling teams at the Deaflympics was in 1961. Annual championships and tournaments of the Russian Federation are currently held.
EN Название:  Freestyle wrestling
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EN Анонс:  Volleyball is a summer Deaflympic sport discipline for the Deaf, a team game where two teams compete on a court divided by a net, aiming to send the ball to the opponent's side so that it lands within the court, or to cause the opponent to make an error. Each team is allowed no more than three successive contacts with the ball (in addition to a block touch) to organize an attack. Each team can have up to 14 players, with 6 players on the court during the game. A match ends when one team wins three sets. A volleyball set is not time-limited and continues until one team reaches 25 points, while the fifth set (tie-break) is played to 15 points. The set continues until a team wins by at least 2 points. The game is played on a rectangular court measuring 18x9 meters, with the net height at 2.43 meters for men and 2.24 meters for women. Competitions are conducted according to "deaf sport" rules based on the International Volleyball Federation (FIVB) rules, with all audible signals replaced by visual ones. In the international deaf sports system and the Deaflympics program, volleyball competitions have been held since 1969, and in the national sports system since the 1960s. The debut of the Soviet men's and women's volleyball teams at the Deaflympics was in 1977. Annual championships, cups, and tournaments of the Russian Federation are currently held.
EN Название:  Volleyball
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EN Анонс:  Road cycling is a summer Deaflympic sport discipline for the Deaf, involving a competition where athletes ride bicycles on a marked course with a hard surface (road). The main goal is to cover a specified distance on a bicycle as quickly as possible. Road cycling disciplines include sprint, individual time trial (with staggered starts), group race, and criterium. Competitions are conducted according to "deaf sport" rules based on the International Cycling Union (UCI) rules, with all audible signals replaced by visual ones. In the international deaf sports system and the Deaflympics program, road cycling competitions have been held since 1924, and in the national sports system since the 2000s. The debut of the Soviet/Russian road cycling teams at the Deaflympics was in 2009. Annual championships and tournaments of the Russian Federation are currently held.
EN Название:  Cycling highway
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EN Анонс:  Mountain biking is a summer Deaflympic sport discipline for the Deaf, involving a competition where athletes ride bicycles on a marked course through rough terrain (off-road). The main goal is to navigate the landscape on a bicycle as quickly as possible. Mountain biking disciplines include XCO (cross-country Olympic), XCC (cross-country short track), and XCE (cross-country eliminator). Competitions are conducted according to "deaf sport" rules based on the International Cycling Union (UCI) rules, with all audible signals replaced by visual ones. In the international deaf sports system and the Deaflympics program, mountain biking competitions have been held since 2013, and in the national sports system since the 2010s. The debut of the Soviet/Russian mountain biking teams at the Deaflympics was in 2013. Annual championships and tournaments of the Russian Federation are currently held.
EN Название:  Cycling - mountain biking
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EN Анонс:  Bowling is a summer Deaflympic sport discipline for the Deaf, a game where the goal is to knock down pins arranged in a specific formation at the end of a lane using balls rolled by hand. Athletes throw balls over 10 frames (with 2 throws allowed in each frame) aiming to knock down all 10 pins arranged in a triangle at the other end of the lane. The competitions are held in individual, pairs, triples, and team (5 people) and absolute (based on the results of all previous disciplines) standings. Modern bowling lanes measure 18288 ± 13 mm from the foul line to the center of pin #1, and 868.5 ± 1.5 mm from pin #1 to the back edge, with the total length from the foul line to the back edge being exactly 19156 mm. The lane width is 1054 ± 12.7 mm. Competitions are conducted according to "deaf sport" rules based on the International Bowling Federation (IBF) rules, with all audible signals replaced by visual ones. In the international deaf sports system and the Deaflympics program, bowling competitions have been held since 1997, and in the national sports system since the 2000s. The debut of the Soviet/Russian bowling teams at the Deaflympics was in 2005. Annual championships and tournaments of the Russian Federation are currently held.
EN Название:  Bowling
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EN Анонс:  Basketball is a summer Deaflympic sport discipline for the Deaf, a team game where the objective is to score by throwing a ball into the opponent's hoop. Two teams of five players each (substitutions are unlimited) compete to score by throwing the ball through the opponent's basket and prevent the other team from scoring. The basket is 3.05 meters above the court. Points are scored as follows: two points for a field goal made from within the three-point line, three points for a field goal made beyond the three-point line, and one point for a free throw.The standard basketball court size is 28 meters long and 15 meters wide. Competitions are conducted according to "deaf sport" rules based on the International Basketball Federation (FIBA) rules, with all audible signals replaced by visual ones. In the international deaf sports system and the Deaflympics program, basketball competitions have been held since 1949, and in the national sports system since the 1950s. The debut of the Soviet/Russian basketball teams at the Deaflympics was in 1981 (men) and 1997 (women). Annual championships and tournaments of the Russian Federation are currently held.
EN Название:  Basketball
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EN Название:  Badminton
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EN Название:  Armrestling
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EN Детальное описание:  Cross-country skiing is a winter Deaflympic sport discipline for the Deaf, where athletes compete on specially prepared snow tracks using cross-country skis and poles.

The main styles of skiing are classic style and freestyle (skating). Competitions are held over various distances with both individual and mass starts. The program also includes pursuit races.

Competitions are conducted according to the rules for the sport "deaf sports," based on the rules of the International Ski Federation (FIS), with all sound signals replaced by visual signals.

In the international deaf sports system and the Deaflympics program, cross-country skiing competitions have been held since 1949, while in the national sports system they have been held since the 1920s. The debut of the Soviet cross-country skiing team at the Deaflympics took place in 1949. Currently, annual championships and national championships are held in the Russian Federation.
EN Название:  Ski race
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Город проведения:  Азербайджан. г. Баку
Дата начала мероприятия:  11/09/2026
Дата окончания мероприятия:  11/14/2026
Место проведения:  Азербайджан. г. Баку
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Город проведения:  г. Чебоксары
Дата начала мероприятия:  11/16/2026
Дата окончания мероприятия:  11/19/2026
Место проведения:  г. Чебоксары, ФОК МБУДО "СШОР по настольному теннису и стрельбе из лука им.И.Солдатовой"
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Город проведения:  г. Самара
Дата начала мероприятия:  11/17/2026
Дата окончания мероприятия:  11/26/2026
Место проведения:  г. Самара, ККСП (Спортивный комплекс "Олимп")
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Город проведения:  Армения, г. Цахкадзор
Дата начала мероприятия:  11/24/2026
Дата окончания мероприятия:  11/29/2026
Место проведения:  Армения, г. Цахкадзор
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Город проведения:  г. Астрахань
Дата начала мероприятия:  11/26/2026
Дата окончания мероприятия:  11/28/2026
Место проведения:  г. Астрахань, Дворец спорта "Спартак"
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Город проведения:  г. Астрахань
Дата начала мероприятия:  11/26/2026
Дата окончания мероприятия:  11/28/2026
Место проведения:  г. Астрахань, Дворец спорта "Спартак"
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Регион:  Москва
Руководитель:  Ершов Вячеслав Александрович
E-mail:  msk@osfsg.ru
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Регион:  Санкт-Петербург
Руководитель:  Кузнецов Владимир Анатольевич
Телефон:  +7 (921) 798-59-35
E-mail:  vlad61kuznetsov@gmail.com / n159@mail.ru
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Регион:  Санкт-Петербург
Руководитель:  Яковлева Елена Николаевна
Телефон:  +7 931 359-98-38
E-mail:  spb@osfsg.ru
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Регион:  Севастополь
Руководитель:  Седов Алексей Сергеевич
Телефон:  +7 (978) 707-13-25
E-mail:  sevast@osfsg.ru
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Регион:  Алтайский край
Руководитель:  Цыро Антонина Владимировна
Телефон:  +7 913 093 46 26
E-mail:  altkr@osfsg.ru
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Регион:  Амурская область
Руководитель:  Князев Николай Александрович
Телефон:  +7 999 166 45 57
E-mail:  amur@osfsg.ru
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Регион:  Архангельская область
Руководитель:  Вяткин Николай Владимирович
Телефон:  +7 902 194 64 53 / +7 (81837) 2 14 62
E-mail:  arxan@osfsg.ru
Адрес:  Архангельская область, г. Котлас, ул. Кузнецова, д. 5в
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Регион:  Астраханская область
Руководитель:  Лимонов Роман Михайлович
Телефон:  +7 927 071 78 82
E-mail:  limonov.rm@mail.ru
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Регион:  Белгородская область
Руководитель:  Шашнин Юрий Геннадьевич
Телефон:  +7 908 783 82 77 / +7 (4722) 55 42 56
E-mail:  vogbel@yandex.ru
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Регион:  Брянская область
Руководитель:  Манохин Александр Николаевич
Телефон:  +7 903 818 83 19 (только текстовые сообщения)
E-mail:  bryan@osfsg.ru
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Регион:  Владимирская область
Руководитель:  Ирха Кирилл Витальевич
Телефон:  +7 904 261 62 39
E-mail:  vladim@osfsg.ru
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Регион:  Волгоградская область
Руководитель:  Фомиченко Сергей Анатольевич
Телефон:  +7 906 451 17 17
E-mail:  volg@osfsg.ru
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Регион:  Вологодская область
Руководитель:  Мухинова Светлана Евгеньевна
Телефон:  +7 996 512 83 29
E-mail:  volog@osfsg.ru
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Регион:  Воронежская область
Руководитель:  Буняев Константин Викторович
Телефон:  +7 906 589 79 89
E-mail:  invsport@yandex.ru
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Регион:  Донецкая народная республика
Руководитель:  Лазаренко Артур Сергеевич
Телефон:  +7 961 180-72-97
E-mail:  dnr@osfsg.ru
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Регион:  Забайкальский край
Руководитель:  Шилишпанов Иван Васильевич
Телефон:  +7 914 474 98 65
E-mail:  zabaik@osfsg.ru
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Регион:  Запорожская область
Руководитель:  Арбузов Андрей Анатольевич
Телефон:  +7 990 003 00 42
E-mail:  zap@osfsg.ru
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Регион:  Ивановская область
Руководитель:  Семёнова Ольга Сергеевна
Телефон:  +7 920 369 28 26
E-mail:  vog37@yandex.ru
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Регион:  Иркутская область
Руководитель:  Сапожникова Ирина Викторовна
Телефон:  +7 999 681 66 05
E-mail:  vogirkutsk@mail.ru
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Регион:  Кабардино-Балкарская республика
Руководитель:  Ахаминов Мурат Хафицевич
Телефон:  +7 963 165 68 99
E-mail:  kbrvog@mail.ru
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Регион:  Калининградская область
Руководитель:  Шемаров Алексей Николаевич
Телефон:  +7 906 230 01 20
E-mail:  kalin@osfsg.ru
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Регион:  Калужская область
Руководитель:  Усов Сергей Юрьевич
Телефон:  +79106015947
E-mail:  kalug@osfsg.ru
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Регион:  Камчатский край
Руководитель:  Степенс Кристина Гунарсовна
Телефон:  +7 924 686 35 97
E-mail:  kamch@osfsg.ru
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Регион:  Карачаево-Черкесская Республика
Руководитель:  Чотчаев Рустам Далхатович
Телефон:  +7 928 397 75 75
E-mail:  kchr@osfsg.ru
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Регион:  Кемеровская область - Кузбасс
Руководитель:  Неброева Екатерина Владимировна
Телефон:  +7 903 994 78 80
E-mail:  k.nebroeva@yandex.ru
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Регион:  Кировская область
Руководитель:  Алимов Анатолий Иванович
Телефон:  +7 912 339 84 75
E-mail:  kirov@osfsg.ru
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Регион:  Костромская область
Руководитель:  Бойцов Дмитрий Сергеевич
Телефон:  +7 999 785 29 02
E-mail:  kostr@osfsg.ru
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Регион:  Краснодарский край
Руководитель:  Савельев Александр Викторович
Телефон:  +7 999 634 47 89
E-mail:  krasd@osfsg.ru
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Регион:  Красноярский край
Руководитель:  Дубаков Владлен Александрович
Телефон:  +7 923 334 11 26
E-mail:  sfsg24@yandex.ru
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Регион:  Курганская область
Руководитель:  Мордовин Владимир Владимирович
Телефон:  +7 908 832 85 90
E-mail:  kurg@osfsg.ru
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Регион:  Курская область
Руководитель:  Чевычелов Дмитрий Алексеевич
Телефон:  +7 960 684 59 11
E-mail:  kursk@osfsg.ru
Адрес:  305000, Курская область, г. Курск, ул.Радищева 29, каб. 710
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Регион:  Ленинградская область
Руководитель:  Кондратов Алексей Викторович
Телефон:  +7 950 030 57 63
E-mail:  lelikbol86@mail.ru
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Регион:  Липецкая область
Руководитель:  Леденев Анатолий Валерьевич
Телефон:  +7 903 866-97-13
E-mail:  lip@osfsg.ru
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Регион:  Луганская народная республика
Руководитель:  Невенченко Дмитрий Евгеньевич
Телефон:  +7 965 650 48 38
E-mail:  lnr@osfsg.ru
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Регион:  Московская область
Руководитель:  Лазукин Андрей Андреевич
E-mail:  mosobl@osfsg.ru
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Регион:  Московская область
Руководитель:  Жевжиков Дмитрий Михайлович
Телефон:  +7 926 52 126 11
E-mail:  fsg.mo@yandex.ru
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Регион:  Нижегородская область
Руководитель:  Седов Александр Владимирович
Телефон:  +7 999 121 50 61
E-mail:  nizh@osfsg.ru
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Регион:  Новгородская область
Руководитель:  Дмитриев Валерий Иванович
Телефон:  +7 906 202 32 04
E-mail:  novg@osfsg.ru
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Регион:  Новосибирская область
Руководитель:  Седов Дмитрий Владимирович
Телефон:  +7 903 903-04-27
E-mail:  nsk@osfsg.ru
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Регион:  Омская область
Руководитель:  Мурзина Елена Владимировна
Телефон:  +7 908 803 26 79
E-mail:  omsk@osfsg.ru
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Регион:  Оренбургская область
Руководитель:  Фахрутдинов Дамир Ильдусович
Телефон:  8 (3532) 77 86 52
E-mail:  Ssveta.79@mail.ru
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Регион:  Орловская область
Руководитель:  Тарарыченков Эдуард Владимирович
Телефон:  +7 910 263 84 53
E-mail:  orl@osfsg.ru
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Регион:  Пензенская область
Руководитель:  Морозова Галина Владимировна
Телефон:  +7 905 366 17 19
E-mail:  penz@osfsg.ru
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Регион:  Пермский край
Руководитель:  Малахов Андрей Леонидович
Телефон:  +7 902 477 40 04
E-mail:  borec89@mail.ru
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Регион:  Приморский край
Руководитель:  Цыбульский Александр Анатольевич
Телефон:  +7 914 702 84 45
E-mail:  vogsport20@list.ru
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Регион:  Псковская область
Руководитель:  Кательницкий Сергей Викторович
Телефон:  +7 911 355 36 60
E-mail:  pskov@osfsg.ru
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Регион:  Республика Адыгея
Руководитель:  Митрий Виктор Иванович
Телефон:  +7 988 483 34 45
E-mail:  adyg@osfsg.ru
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Регион:  Республика Алтай
E-mail:  altkr@osfsg.ru
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Регион:  Республика Башкортостан
Руководитель:  Иванов Олег Геннадьевич
Телефон:  +7 965 648 33 69
E-mail:  bash@osfsg.ru
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Регион:  Республика Бурятия
Руководитель:  Борсоева Роза Ивановна
Телефон:  +7 924 390 91 11
E-mail:  burat@osfsg.ru
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Регион:  Республика Дагестан
Руководитель:  Рамазанов Солтан Алиевич
Телефон:  +7 988 773 60 60
E-mail:  dag@osfsg.ru
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Регион:  Республика Ингушетия
Руководитель:  Торкоев Руслан Мовлиевич
Телефон:  +7  928 920 53 27
E-mail:  ingush@osfsg.ru
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Регион:  Республика Калмыкия
Руководитель:  Лиджиева Саглара Лиджиевна
Телефон:  +7 937 468 03 77
E-mail:  kalm@osfsg.ru
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Регион:  Республика Карелия
Руководитель:  Мишин Дмитрий Александрович
Телефон:  +7 999 290 13 07
E-mail:  karel@osfsg.ru
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Регион:  Республика Коми
Руководитель:  Шуваев Владислав Владимирович
Телефон:  +7 920 120 99 59
E-mail:  shuvaev.voi@mail.ru
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Регион:  Республика Крым
Руководитель:  Озеров Семен Степанович
Телефон:  +7 978 852 15 70
E-mail:  krym@osfsg.ru
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Регион:  Республика Марий Эл
Руководитель:  Сельдюков Юрий Алексеевич
Телефон:  +7 937 934 18 21
E-mail:  yrsdk@mail.ru
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Регион:  Республика Мордовия
Руководитель:  Богатырев Андрей Алексеевич
Телефон:  +7 961 099 44 55
E-mail:  mord@osfsg.ru
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Регион:  Республика Саха (Якутия)
Руководитель:  Платонов Сергей Сергеевич
Телефон:  +7 914 821 66 24
E-mail:  platonovsergey9@mail.ru
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Регион:  Республика Северная Осетия
Руководитель:  Дзантиев Роберт Асланбекович
Телефон:  +7 999 998-00-23
E-mail:  oset@osfsg.ru
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Регион:  Республика Татарстан
Руководитель:  Каун Владислав Александрович
Телефон:  +7 906 116 82 22
E-mail:  tat@osfsg.ru
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Регион:  Республика Тыва
Руководитель:  Ооржак Чойгана Хеймер-Ооловна
Телефон:  +7 913 354 88 29
E-mail:  fsgrt17@mail.ru
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Регион:  Республика Хакасия
Руководитель:  Полежаева Екатерина Семёновна
Телефон:  +7 913 529 99 59
E-mail:  xakas@osfsg.ru
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Регион:  Ростовская область
Руководитель:  Савченко Роман Петрович
Телефон:  +7 905 452 65 99
E-mail:  rost@osfsg.ru
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Регион:  Рязанская область
Руководитель:  Сенин Валерий Анатольевич
Телефон:  +7 910 903 21 60
E-mail:  ryaz@osfsg.ru
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Регион:  Самарская область
Руководитель:  Доркичев Сергей Александрович
Телефон:  +7 917 016 62 52
E-mail:  sd-rossia@ya.ru
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Регион:  Саратовская область
Руководитель:  Чернов Александр Петрович
Телефон:  +7 937 268 53 02
E-mail:  sarat@osfsg.ru
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Регион:  Сахалинская область
Руководитель:  Ким Денис Чунгуревич
Телефон:  +7 914 756 07 66
E-mail:  saxal@osfsg.ru
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Регион:  Свердловская область
Руководитель:  Губа Андрей Анатольевич
Телефон:  +7 922 201 40 09
E-mail:  sverdl@osfsg.ru
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Регион:  Смоленская область
Руководитель:  Семченкова Татьяна Викторовна
Телефон:  +7 920 668 36 80
E-mail:  smol@osfsg.ru
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Регион:  Ставропольский край
Руководитель:  Джерештиев Эдуард Магомедович
Телефон:  +7 928 364 78 68
E-mail:  stavr@osfsg.ru
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Регион:  Тамбовская область
Руководитель:  Тарасов Игорь Владимирович
Телефон:  +7 900 513 86 68
E-mail:  tamb@osfsg.ru
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Регион:  Тверская область
Руководитель:  Ершов Александр Сергеевич
Телефон:  +7 909 269 76 44
E-mail:  tver@osfsg.ru
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Регион:  Томская область
Руководитель:  Шерстобитов Константин Николаевич
Телефон:  +7 952 801 87 60
E-mail:  tomsk@osfsg.ru
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Регион:  Тульская область
Руководитель:  Мануйлова Лариса Викторовна
Телефон:  +7 903 843 73 22
E-mail:  fsgtula71@mail.ru
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Регион:  Тюменская область
Руководитель:  Веселли Владимир Леонардович
Телефон:  +7 961 206 45 22
E-mail:  tyum@osfsg.ru
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Регион:  Удмуртская республика
Руководитель:  Овсянников Николай Викторович
Телефон:  +7 919 903 33 70
E-mail:  vog-18@yandex.ru
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Регион:  Ульяновская область
E-mail:  ulyan@osfsg.ru
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Регион:  Хабаровский край
Руководитель:  Хандамаев Алдар Очирович
Телефон:  +7 924 101 03 40
E-mail:  zts2512@mail.ru
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Регион:  Ханты-Мансийский автономный округ
Руководитель:  Бурлаку Сергей Георгиевич
Телефон:  +7 982 589 99 50
E-mail:  dsfugra@mail.ru
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Регион:  Херсонская область
E-mail:  xers@osfsg.ru
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Регион:  Челябинская область
Руководитель:  Крутикова Наталья Николаевна
Телефон:  89026128816
E-mail:  chel@osfsg.ru
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Регион:  Чеченская республика
Руководитель:  Гишаев Муслим Сулиманович
Телефон:  +7 968 175 23 78
E-mail:  chech@osfsg.ru
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Регион:  Чувашская республика
Руководитель:  Кириллова Ирина Вячеславовна
Телефон:  +7 927 867 72 11
E-mail:  chuv@osfsg.ru
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Регион:  Ярославская область
Руководитель:  Никитенко Сергей Васильевич
Телефон:  +7 962 209 71 64
E-mail:  yaro@osfsg.ru
Адрес:  Ярославль, ул.Пушкина
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