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At the end of the chess tournament, the children show their certificates, medals and cups. With them is UPF-Moscow leader Dmitry Samko, the tournament organizer.

Moscow, Russia—About 30 children aged 4 to 8 competed in a chess tournament organized by UPF.

The Radost (“Joy”) children's center hosted the White Rook rapid chess tournament, one of a series of tournaments organized by Dmitry Samko, the chairman of UPF-Moscow.

In the exciting event on May 20, 2023, children from different districts of Moscow, the Moscow Region and branches of the Joy children's center competed to win a cup in three age groups.

The tournaments bring together entire families twice a year and popularize the accessibility of chess, whose popularity in Russia continues to grow.

For some, victory in such tournaments is a long-awaited reward; for others it is also an incentive to play better. It is important that all the young chess players received commemorative medals and certificates, but the main thing in such a tournament is the atmosphere of friendship, support and the spirit of noble rivalry.

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