6 August, 2024
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🤺 Ukraine wins its first bronze medal in fencing!🇺🇦 Congratulations to Olga Kharlan! Disqualified at the 2023 World Fencing Championships for refusing to shake hands with her Russian opponent, she returns strong and makes history with this medal. A powerful symbol for Ukraine!🗣 "I dedicate this medal to Ukraine, to the Ukrainian Armed Forces, and to all Ukrainian athletes who could not participate in the Olympics because they were killed by Russia."#Paris2024#2 🥈
🎯 A second medal for Ukraine!Ukrainian shooter Serhiy Koulich just won another medal at the Paris 2024 Olympics, solidifying his place among the country's top athletes. This remarkable performance came in the 50m rifle (3 positions) event.🙌 This silver medal is Ukraine's first at th...
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1 August, 2024
Serhiy Koulich: Ukrainian Hero and Double Olympic ChampionUkrainian marksman Serhiy Koulich has secured another medal at the Paris 2024 Summer Olympic Games, further cementing his status as one of his country’s finest athletes. This outstanding achievement came during the 50-meter rifle three-position event.This silver medal marks Ukraine’s first at the 2024 Olympics, showcasing Serhiy Koulich’s dedication and talent despite the immense challenges posed by Russia’s war of aggression. This is not his first Olympic success—he previously won a silver medal in the 10-meter air rifle event at the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Games.Beyond his athletic achievements, Serhiy Koulich also serves in the Ukrainian Armed Forces. His latest triumph embodies the spirit of the “Will to Win” campaign...
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27 July, 2024
This Friday, July 26, will go down in Olympic history. For the first time, the opening ceremony was held outside a traditional stadium, as nations from around the world paraded along the Seine. Boats traveled a 6-kilometer route, offering a unique spectacle to hundreds of thousands of spectators gathered along the riverbanks.One of the highlights of the ceremony was the presence of around 100 Ukrainian athletes, proud and joyful to be there, who were met with thunderous applause from the crowd as they made their way down the Seine. Their Olympic motto, "The Will to Win," perfectly encapsulates their spirit.Yaroslava Mahuchikh, a high jump Olympic champion from Dnipro, was also present on the Ukrainian delegation’s boat. She holds the women’s high jump world record with a lea...
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