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Kurdish athlete secures championship victory in Russia

A remarkable victory for the Kurdish sports community was achieved on October 26, when 15-year-old Diar Shamilov took first place at the Apsheronsky Championship in the Krasnodar region. Competing in the 57-kilogram weight class, Shamilov not only won his matches but also claimed the prestigious championship belt in mixed martial arts (MMA), distinguishing himself as one of the rising stars in the sport.

Shamilov’s victory marks a significant milestone for Kurdish athletes who, over the years, have been garnering recognition on international stages across various sports. In addition to MMA, Kurdish athletes have excelled in tennis, ballet, football, and weightlifting, all contributing to the global presence and recognition of Kurdistan’s talent and resilience.

The success of young athletes like Shamilov underscores the dedication and skill within the Kurdish sports community, enhancing Kurdistan’s cultural identity on the world stage.

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