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The renovated Olympic sports complex on Prospect Mira in Moscow will include the largest indoor water complex in the world and more than 100 sports facilities. Today, Sergey Sobyanin checked the progress of the restoration. Once completed, the complex will offer Muscovites the opportunity to enjoy more than 40 different sports, spend time with their families and attend concerts. The venue will include a flexible and multi-purpose arena suitable for 12,000 spectators, as well as a smaller concert hall. Olimpiyskyi is set to once again become Russia's number one venue for major events. All the main areas will be connected by internal paths, which will allow visitors to move between sports facilities and leisure spaces all year round without having to go outside.

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The renovated Olympic sports complex on Prospect Mira in Moscow will include the largest indoor water complex in the world and more than 100 sports facilities. Today, Sergey Sobyanin checked the progress of the restoration. Once completed, the complex will offer Muscovites the opportunity to enjoy more than 40 different sports, spend time with their families and attend concerts. The venue will include a flexible and multi-purpose arena suitable for 12,000 spectators, as well as a smaller concert hall. Olimpiyskyi is set to once again become Russia's number one venue for major events. All the main areas will be connected by internal paths, which will allow visitors to move between sports facilities and leisure spaces all year round without having to go outside.

The renovated Olympic sports complex on Prospect Mira in Moscow will include the largest indoor water complex in the world and more than 100 sports facilities. Today, Sergey Sobyanin checked the progress of the restoration. Once completed, the complex will offer Muscovites the opportunity to enjoy more than 40 different sports, spend time with their families and attend concerts. The venue will include a flexible and multi-purpose arena suitable for 12,000 spectators, as well as a smaller concert hall. Olimpiyskyi is set to once again become Russia's number one venue for major events. All the main areas will be connected by internal paths, which will allow visitors to move between sports facilities and leisure spaces all year round without having to go outside.

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