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Anna Shukhman

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Anna Shukhman
Country	Russia (until 2023) FIDE (since 2023)
Born	(2009-05-06) May 6, 2009 (age 16)
Title	Woman Grandmaster (2025)
FIDE rating	2416 (July 2025)
Peak rating	2416 (July 2025)

Anna Aleksandrovna Shukhman (born 6 May 2009) is a Russian chess player.^[1]

She won the girls' Under-10 European Youth Chess Championship in 2019, and the women's World Junior Chess Championship in 2025.

In June 2025 she was ranked world no. 3 girl.^[2]

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