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      Russia: German biathletes touch down in Sochi00:38

      Russia: German biathletes touch down in Sochi

      Russian Federation, Sochi
      February 4, 2014 at 17:59 GMT +00:00 · Published

      Russia: German biathletes touch down in Sochi

      Biathlete, Andrea Henkel, 36, arrived in Sochi on Tuesday along with other German biathletes, ahead of the Winter Olympic Games kicking off on Friday.

      Henkel, the younger sister of cross-country skier Manuela Henkel, has won four Olympic medals in the past, and has won of eight gold, five silver and two bronze medals at world championships.

      Speaking about the upcoming event, Henkel said: "I hope that they have taken care of our security, and I assume that they have for now. We're up on top of a mountain anyway, so I doubt it'll be very easy to get to."

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      Russia: German biathletes touch down in Sochi

      Biathlete, Andrea Henkel, 36, arrived in Sochi on Tuesday along with other German biathletes, ahead of the Winter Olympic Games kicking off on Friday.

      Henkel, the younger sister of cross-country skier Manuela Henkel, has won four Olympic medals in the past, and has won of eight gold, five silver and two bronze medals at world championships.

      Speaking about the upcoming event, Henkel said: "I hope that they have taken care of our security, and I assume that they have for now. We're up on top of a mountain anyway, so I doubt it'll be very easy to get to."