Wow ! Ukraine has an amazing culture of chess 
Nice Article 
Can you please post PGNs of some of the interesting matches on this chess event. Especially the final match 
Again, thanks for sharing such interesting event with us
70-years jubilee of Famous Chess Trainer Alexey Kosikov
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Fantastic tournament with many great legends!
@ME_Mosharrof
Dear friend, I have even better alternative what tournament should be watched besides of course
Archibaldchess and LCWL!
https://www.chess.com/clubs/forum/view/gm-vassily-ivanchuk-50-years
On Sunday, 3rd of March we had a special chess event in Kyiv, Ukraine a couple members of our club participated.
FM Alexey Kosikov is one of the most respected Ukrainian chess trainers, who brought up 13 (!) GMs and more than 20 (!) IMs and FMS.
Besides Ukraine, his students were from Russia, India and China.
Alexey Ivanovich also published a couple of books:
To celebrate Teacher`s Jubilee, Kyiv Chess Federation organized Elite Blitz-tournament among his best students.
Place for even was Center of Modern Art M-17 in Kiyv https://m17.kiev.ua/
In superfinal there were 8 players – 6 grandmasters and 2 international masters.
GM Alexander Zubov @alexander_zubov – the strongest Ukrainian blitzer, who has recently beaten Magnus Carlsen in Rapid (World Championship in Saint-Petersburg)
GM Vladimir Baklan @bakki78 – bronze Olympic medalist-2000, World Champion-2001 as a member of Ukrainian national Team
Now – trainer of Ukrainian national Team
Our club members (playing White)
@Supernotar IM Alexey Maly
@zajka-molotok WGM Julia Osmak, silver Olympic medalist-2018
Crazy position on the Board
I was studying in one group with young candidate masters and future grandmasters: Vladimir Baklan, Vadim Malakhatko, Spartak Vysochin
In 1989 Alexey Ivanovich kicked me out from the group for a bad sportsmanship
Nevertheless, after 30 years Teacher could recognize me
In tension fight GM Alexander Zubov won the tournament and gave an interview to Ukrainian TV channel
Group photo: