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Hello @Vanyka-slovanyka, I'm contacting you here at English Wikipedia because I don't know Russian. I found that you had contacted a new user here regarding his contributions to the Russian Wikipedia. Well, I believe he doesn't know Russian. He created an account on Russian Wikipedia specifically to participate in a contest related to the Emirati Women's Day (held from 3 to 13 September), and there's a special prize for those who write articles in the UN's six official languages, including Russian. If you check his account, you will see he created it a day after the start of the contest (on September 4). He didn't have any contributions to the Russian Wiki before this date. That's why he wrote numerous articles about Emirati women in a short time, whether by AI or translation tools.. I'm not sure of the exact method, as this matter needs to be investigated by editors and admins of the Russian Wikipedia. I also notified the contest committee and am waiting for this response. If you're busy, please tell me whom I can contact in the Russian Wikipedia to notify him/her. Thank you so much.--Amr F.Nagy (talk) 18:47, 10 September 2025 (UTC)[reply]