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Motahare Asadi: World Youth Chess Champion
Tehran Times: Motahare Asadi from Iran won the gold medal of the World Youth Chess Championships on Sunday in Maribor, Slovenia. Taisiya Tereshechkina from Russia took silver and Hungary’s Judit Juhasz claimed the bronze. Around 158 young players took part in twelve age categories. Motahare Asadi was awarded by Russian chess legend Garry Kasparov >>>
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In the category girls U8
by firstdayofmylife on Wed Nov 21, 2012 07:30 AM PSTIn the category girls U8 Asadi Motahara (Iran) won the gold medal. Tereshechkina Taisiya (Russia) won the second place and Juhasz Judit (Hungary) won the bronze medal.
//www.wycc2012.com/#art167
Sad Afarin
by Milan on Tue Nov 20, 2012 06:24 PM PSTآفرین به این ایراندخت با هوش و شیک پوش. متاسفانه همین یکی دو سال دیگه مجبورش می‌کنن که برای رعایت حجاب خودشو لحاف پیچ کنه
In the middle of the
by Babak K. on Tue Nov 20, 2012 02:15 PM PSTIn the middle of the darkness, so many shining stars:
Sattar Beheshti and now Motahare Asadi.