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15 Նոյեմբեր, 2015 16:08

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Փարիզում տեղի ունեցած առերևույթ վայրագություններից հետո մարզական աշխարհի մի շարք ներկայացուցիչներ իրենց աջակցությունն ու կարեկցանքն են հայտնել ինչպես քաղաքին, այնպես էլ զոհվածների ու ահաբեկվածների ընտանիքներին ու հարազատներին: Ստորև ներկայացնում ենք «Daily Mail»-ի ֆոտոշարքը, թե ինչպես են հայտնի մարզիկներն իրենց կարեկցանքը հայտնում ահաբեկչության վերաբերյալ:

Formula One will pay its respects to those who lost their lives in Paris - here Frenchman Romain Grosjean sports a French flag on his arm during Saturday's qualifying session for the Brazilian Grand Prix

Five Champions Cup and Challenge Cup rugby matches taking place this weekend in France are postponed

Gregor Townsend's, pictured on Wednesday, Glasgow Warriors side were due to play against Racing 92

Agen's players gave an impromptu rendition of the French national anthem ahead of their clash at London Irish

French Ryder Cup star Victor Dubuisson wore all black at the BMW Masters - along with six other compatriots

Compatriot Benjamin Hebert showed his support by writing 'Pray for Paris' on his cap

Back of Herbert's cap read 'Paris' in support of those who attacked in the French capital on Friday night

Meanwhile Sergio Garcia (left) was among the players to wear black ribbons during their round in China

Ahead of kick-off for their Euro 2016 play-off first leg encounter in Lviv both Ukraine (left) and Slovenia players took part in a minute's silence in memory of those dead during the Paris attacks

The players from Sweden and Denmark show their respects after 129 people were killed in the Paris attacks

French doubles pairing Pierre-Hugues Herbert (left) and Nicolas Mahut are planning on organising some form of tribute to the victims of the Paris terrorist attacks, while playing at the ATP World Tour Finals in London

Eoin Morgan's (right) England side will carry on with their limited-overs series against Pakistan in the UAE

New Orleans Pelicans star Alexis Ajinca wrote '#PrayForParis' on his shoes for their match in Toronto