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The Spartakiad of the Peoples of Russia is an all-Russian multisport competition held periodically for the development of mass sports.
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Miroslav Kiselev became the winner of the platform diving competition at the Spartakiad of the Peoples of Russia in Yekaterinburg, scoring 431.40 points.
Victoria Kazantseva and Elizaveta Kuzina won the women's synchronized diving from the three-meter springboard.
MOSCOW, September 28 - RIA Novosti. Miroslav Kiselev became the winner of the diving competition at the Spartakiad of the Peoples of Russia in Yekaterinburg.
Kiselev scored 431.40 points. Nikita Shleikher took second place (423.75 points). Ruslan Ternovoy was third (418.70).
In women's synchronized diving from a three-meter springboard, Victoria Kazantseva and Elizaveta Kuzina won (263.10), silver was won by Nadezhda Trifonova and Victoria Frolova (262.20), bronze by Veronika Kurysheva and Alexandra Kedrina (238.41).

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The IPSC General Assembly allowed Russian and Belarusian shooters to participate in international tournaments with the flag and anthem from January 1, 2027.