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Donald Trump gave Vladimir Putin an Alex Ovechkin Caps jersey at otherwise completely unremarkable Helsinki summit

Welp. Alright. During their face-to-face meeting in Helsinki on Monday, which made absolutely no news outside of the item you’re about to read, American president Donald Trump presented Russian president Vladimir Putin with Alex Ovechkin‘s Washington Capitals jersey.

Right.

Putin reportedly gave Trump a World Cup soccer ball. Somewhere there’s a Finnish Sports Authority employee with a story to tell.

Per Russian news outlet NTV:

Here’s that in English and without the emoji:

Alex Ovechkin is a hockey player for the Washington Capitals. He plays offense. He scored 49 goals this season. He has several dogs and at least one of them is named Ovechkin. He won the Stanley Cup one time, which is one time more than Jeremy Roenick. He loves to celebration, he loves to goals. He is from Russia and his mother played basketball really well. He’s singlehandedly responsible for the decline in the popularity of Ed Hardy t-shirts over the last decade.

This is all of the news. There is no more news here. Go away. Here. Take this photo of Ovi with our favorite dog and leave.

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