Olga Kharlan Wins Bronze for Ukraine at Paris Olympics
Olga Kharlan Wins Bronze for Ukraine at Paris Olympics

Olga Kharlan Wins Bronze for Ukraine at Paris Olympics

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Ukrainian fencer Olga Kharlan secured her country's first medal at the 2024 Paris Olympics by winning a bronze in the women's individual sabre competition, defeating South Korea's Choi Se-bin 15-14. This victory marked a significant moment for Ukraine, occurring nearly two and a half years after Russia's invasion, and was dedicated to her homeland and its defenders. Kharlan, who had previously faced pressure and expectations due to the ongoing conflict, expressed mixed emotions of joy and sadness following the win. Despite losing to France's Sara Balzer in the semifinals, Kharlan showcased her resilience by coming back from an 11-5 deficit in the bronze match. This medal adds to her impressive Olympic career, bringing her total to five, and equalling the record for the most Olympic medals won by a Ukrainian athlete. Her triumph was celebrated by a supportive crowd, including many fellow Ukrainians, emphasizing the unity and spirit of her nation amid adversity.

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