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ER Editor: A parallel, normally functioning world has been created, evidently. June 12-23 are the dates of the BRICS Games, being hosted this year in the Russian city of Kazan. Quick geography reminder —
Meanwhile, Paris has the 2024 Olympics from July 26 to August 11, complete with drag queens, inappropriately presented participants such as Malian singer Aya Nakamura (see GQ image below), and maybe even tranny Celine Dion (relax, everyone, Twitter already posted the penis picture).
Drag Queens Chosen to Carry Olympic Torch While Russian, Belarusian Athletes Banned
Back to the normal world that ours used to be. From TASS back in January —
2024 BRICS Games in Russia to encompass 29 events — high-ranking sports official
“The sports program contains more events when compared to the Universiade,” Vladimir Leonov pointed out
KAZAN, January 19 /TASS/
The 2024 BRICS Games to be held in the Russian city of Kazan this summer will consist of 29 separate events, a senior Russian sports official said on Friday.
Vladimir Leonov, the sports minister of the Russian republic of Tatarstan said: “The sports program contains more events when compared to the Universiade. There will now be 29 instead of 27 events.”
2024 BRICS Games
The 2024 BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa) Games will be hosted by the Russian city of Kazan between June 12 and 23. In mid-May 2023, Russian President Vladimir Putin instructed the government to submit proposals for organizing and holding the 2024 BRICS Games in Russia.
Late last year, Russian Sports Minister Oleg Matytsin emphasized that the BRICS Games were not meant to rival any other competitions and will not interfere with the international sports calendar.
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🇷🇺BRICS Games kicks off in Russia’s Kazan, More than 4,000 foreign participants from 97 countries are expected at the fifth BRICS Games, which are held from June 12 to 23 in Kazan at 16 sports venues. Hosting the games in 2024 is part of Russia’s BRICS presidency this year. pic.twitter.com/kwnEKs6zi6
— OMT NEWS (@SchoolLuminious) June 12, 2024
BRICS Games have officially opened in Kazan, Russia and will last until June 24, around 5,000 athletes will compete in 27 sports. 97 countries are participating. pic.twitter.com/VIIgmgTeDm
— BRICS News (@BRICSinfo) June 13, 2024
BRICS Games in Kazan will be attended by 97 countries with 5000 athletes.
Nobody needs the heavily politicized, western-owned Olympics anymore where Russians cant play but Israel can and American athletes dont even need to test 😂 pic.twitter.com/hx0owhcFdI
— 橙色熊猫 (@xiongmaoxuanchn) June 13, 2024
They’re simply the best in the World: The Russian synchronized swimming team has just won the deserved Gold medal at the BRICS Games in Kazan. Молодцы! #BRICSgames #Kazan2024 #игрыбрикс #россия #Russia #синхронноеплавание pic.twitter.com/JX30x4A7Fu
— Чистый_прокат (@clean_skate) June 13, 2024
Weightlifter Haider Sultan secured Pakistan’s first Gold Medal in -61 kgs on the opening day of BRICS Games in Kazan, Russia.🇵🇰🥇
He lifted 115 kgs in Snatch & 146 kgs in clean & jerk with a total of 261 kgs. pic.twitter.com/K0G7NKETfF
— Muneeb Farrukh (@Muneeb313_) June 13, 2024
Putin declares 2024 BRICS Games OPEN in Moscow and Kazan
‘Dear friends, I’m happy to welcome the participants and guests of the BRICS sports games to Russia. The competition will unite more than 3000 athletes from almost 100 countries for 2 weeks.’ pic.twitter.com/heccGdKtgb
— The News Room (@TheNewsRoom0) June 13, 2024
🇷🇺Russia wins 24 gold medals on second day of BRICS Games
The Russian team takes first place in the overall standings of the Games (40 gold, 24 silver and 15 bronze medals).
The BRICS Games are taking place in Kazan, Russia, from June 12 to 23. It features some 5,000 athletes… pic.twitter.com/mgOtpRgHdZ
— Sputnik India (@Sputnik_India) June 15, 2024
🥇🇦🇲 Suren Harutyunyan, a representative of the Armenian karate team, won the gold medal in the 67 kg weight category in WKF karate at the BRICS Games 2024 in Kazan.
In the final match, the Armenian karateka defeated Russia’s Sergey Spitsin with a score of 2-1 pic.twitter.com/8yyPUaoB6S
— Vahe Sport | Armenia sport (@SportVahe) June 14, 2024
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The Opening Ceremony from June 12 (BRICS Africa Channel on Youtube) —
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From June 14 —
BRICS Games 2024 kicked off in Kazan
INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
The Opening Ceremony of the BRICS Sports Games, held in Russia for the first time in history, took place in the Concert Hall n.a. I. Shakirov at Kazan Expo on 12 June. Around 4,000 athletes from more than 90 countries all over the world will participate in the Games. The athletes will compete in 27 sports at 17 sports venues in Kazan and Moscow.

Photo: TV frame
The official part of the Ceremony took off with a video message from the President of the Russian Federation – Vladimir Putin.
«Friends, I am delighted to welcome participants and guests of the BRICS Sports Games in Russia.
For two weeks, the competitions will bring together over 3,000 athletes from almost 100 states. I am confident that this large-scale sports festival will demonstrate the triumph of universal values of sport, equal opportunities and an honest and uncompromising struggle.
The hospitable, distinctive and unique Kazan and Moscow are hosting the BRICS Sports Games. These cities boast a rich history, a multi-ethnic culture and traditions. At the same time, these modern cities are gearing for the future.
All this aligns with the spirit and nature of BRICS, an association of sovereign countries which are developing dynamically, yet retain their identity.
They jointly address large-scale objectives and provide an example of truly partner-like and equitable relations, based on trust, strong friendship and respect for each other’s interests.
I would like to note that the Sports Games, held under the auspices of our organization, are an important part of multilateral political, economic and humanitarian interaction. The role of BRICS in global affairs continues to increase rapidly. I am therefore confident that the Games, as a competition free from political interference and pressure that truly unites athletes from around the world, will become more popular and attractive. All the more so as they will be held in an open format for the first time this year. Consequently, the Games will become yet another symbol of expanding inter-cultural dialogue, making a weighty contribution to strengthening friendship among nations and facilitating interstate interaction in the interests of people and universal development.
I wish successful starts and brilliant victories to athletes and their mentors, and bright and unforgettable impressions to spectators and fans.
I hereby declare the 2024 BRICS Sport Games open!»
The Ceremony by tradition included a parade of athletes from more than 90 countries. Some of the participants will compete for the first medals of the BRICS Games tomorrow, on 13 June. The colourful costume performance featured the State Chamber Choir and State Song and Dance Ensemble of the Republic of Tatarstan, along with Honoured and People’s Artists of the Republic – Elmira Kalimullina, Gulnora Gatina, Anton Polodyuk and others, as well as popular music and dance ensembles.
During the Opening Ceremony, the audience traveled through a metaphorical universe and discovered a new star: the star of the BRICS Games. Through the exuberant performances, the visitors were immersed into the times of the Volga Bulgaria, where caravans, guided by the stars, followed the Great Silk Road, all the while increasing their knowledge, enriching the cultures and traditions of their countries, and strengthening international ties.
After that, the spectators got to see the works of the Russian artists, musicians, and writers, and learn more about the achievements of Soviet scientists, as well as the courage and bravery of pioneers, who opened new worlds and discovered new limits of possibilities for us.
Whereas the brightest stars in the modern Universe are sports stars: people who lead by example, demonstrating the strength of the human spirit and our endless abilities. It is the participants of the BRICS Games who are the new stars of the world sport – the beacons for future generations!
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