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D Gukesh confidently addressing chess cheating controversy at Prague press conference, chessboard and city skyline in background.
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D Gukesh downplays chess cheating controversy in Prague

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World chess champion D Gukesh has stated that issues of cheating in chess are exaggerated and not as widespread as portrayed. Speaking ahead of the Prague International Chess Festival, he distanced himself from former champion Vladimir Kramnik's unsubstantiated allegations while affirming his opposition to unethical play. Other prominent figures in the chess world have similarly criticized Kramnik amid an ongoing dispute with FIDE.

World chess champion D Gukesh has rejected former champion Vladimir Kramnik's unsubstantiated cheating claims in online chess, calling for more harmony in the sport. The 19-year-old stated he does not support most of Kramnik's recent actions amid growing criticism following the death of grandmaster Daniel Naroditsky. Gukesh made these remarks at a press conference ahead of the Prague International Chess Festival.

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