On June 25, the Russian national futsal team traveled to Serbia to compete in an international tournament for deaf athletes, held in the Zlatibor district. Alongside the Russian team, participants included squads fr om Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Montenegro. The tournament concluded on June 29. Upon arrival, the Russian delegation visited a local stadium wh ere legendary players like Nemanja Vidić and other renowned Serbian footballers once played, as well as the Užice Mayor’s Office. There...

The international billiard tournament for deaf athletes, organized by the All-Russian Sports Federation of Sports of the Deaf, was held in Krasnodar at the Tourist billiard club from May 3 to 5. This significant event brought together participants from two countries: Russia and Belarus. Russia was represented by 27 athletes from Moscow, Tula, Krasnodar, Kislovodsk, Rostov-on-Don, Taganrog, Tomsk, Novosibirsk, Samara, Ryazan, and Gelendzhik, while Belarus sent three competitors from Grodno and Gomel...

Fr om December 15 to 21, an international futsal tournament for the deaf was held in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, dedicated to the International Day of Persons with Disabilities. The tournament featured the participation of the Russian national futsal team. Eight teams from five countries took part in the competition, with two teams each from Russia, Kyrgyzstan, and Kazakhstan, along with teams from Belarus and Uzbekistan. These teams were grouped into “A” and “B” for the tournament matches. ...

From September 14 to 18, an international handball tournament for the Deaf took place in Zlatibor, Serbia. From September 14 to 18, an international handball tournament for the Deaf took place in Zlatibor, Serbia. After a long hiatus, the Russian national handball team returned to European competition. The tournament featured teams from Serbia, Croatia, and Bosnia, competing fiercely in a round-robin format to claim the title. Eduard Dzhereshtiev's team emerged as heroes, winning...