
Fans displayed Russian flags during the awards ceremony for the Kinoshita Group Cup international tournament in Tokyo, where Vladislav Dikidzhi won the men's singles and Yevgeny Semenenko placed third, according to a TASS correspondent report.
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The Kinoshita Group Cup is an international tournament held in Tokyo. The display of Russian flags occurred during the awards ceremony for the winners.
TOKYO, September 5. /TASS/. Fans displayed Russian flags during the awards ceremony for the winners of the Kinoshita Group Cup international tournament in Tokyo, a TASS correspondent reports from the event.
Vladislav Dikidzhi won the men's singles. Yevgeny Semenenko placed third.
Several fans waved Russian flags during the awards ceremony. The flag of individual neutral athletes, which is listed in the infographic next to the names of Russians and Belarusians, was also displayed in the stands.

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