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⚽️🏀⛓🥅 Հիշենք առաջին իրադարձությունը Streetball Armenia Արտաշատում տնային համազգեստով FC Artashat մեր գործընկերներից Melante. Սա մեր ընկերների առաջին սպորտային իրադարձությունն էր Դավիթ Մանոյան և Hayk Freestyle ֆուտբոլային և սպորտային իրադարձությունների շրջանակներում։

Вспомним первый ивент @streetballarmenia в Арташате в домашней форме @fcartashat от наших партнеров Melante. Это было первое спортивное мероприятие наших друзей Давида Манояна и Айка Freestyle в рамках футбольно-баскетбольного ивента Streetball Armenia.

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