World Table Tennis Day in Moscow

Moscow celebrated World Table Tennis Day in the GUM (central universal store) close to Red Square. Vice-President of the Russian Olympic Committee Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Table Tennis Federation of Russia Igor LEVITIN Mikhail KUSNIROVIT

Moscow celebrated World Table Tennis Day in the GUM (central universal store) close to Red Square. Vice-President of the Russian Olympic Committee Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Table Tennis Federation of Russia Igor LEVITIN Mikhail KUSNIROVITCH and Svetlana FEDOROVA-GRINBERG were among distinguished guests.

Members of the Russian National Team Alexey LIVENTSOV Viacheslav BUROV Vasily LAKEEV Maxim CHAPLYGIN Stepan SHAPOSHNIKOV Anna TIKHOMIROVA Elena TROSHNEVA and Yulia PROKHOROVA promoted the game.

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