The Ukrainian national team in paraswimming won 49 medals at the World Championships: championship summary.

According to inkorr.com: The Ukrainian national team successfully completed the World Paraswimming Championships, winning 49 medals. Our athletes received 16 gold, 16 silver, and 17 bronze medals, allowing Ukraine to take fourth place in the medal standings. Italy took the leading position with 46 awards, leaving behind the USA and China.

Final medal standings of the World Championships 2025 in paraswimming: top 10

1. Italy - 18 gold + 17 silver + 11 bronze (46 total)
2. USA - 18+6+11 (35)
3. China - 17+9+7 (33)
4. Ukraine - 16+16+17 (49)
5. United Kingdom - 15+14+11 (40)
6. Brazil - 13+16+10 (39)
7. Australia - 9+9+8 (26)
8. Spain - 6+12+6 (24)
9. Netherlands - 5+4+5 (14)
10. Germany - 5+2+3 (10)

Ukrainian multi-medalists of the World Championships 2025: top 5

1. Andriy Trusov - 4+0+0 (4)
2. Anna Hontar - 2+2+1 (5)
3. Artem Oliynyk - 2+2+0 (4)
4. Anton Kol - 2+0+1 (3)
5. Oleksandr Komarov - 2+0+0 (1)

At the World Championships, Ukraine was represented by 51 athletes, 19 of whom returned with medals. The most successful was Andriy Trusov, who won all four of his races and set two championship records.

Ukraine also showcased its talent at the European Youth Olympic Festival, where it won 5 gold, 8 silver, and 10 bronze medals. This result became the second-best in the history of Ukraine's participation in the festivals, with the largest number of medals being won in judo.

The World Summer Universiade took place in Germany, where our team won a bronze medal thanks to Mykola Rushak in the 20 km race walking event. Overall, Ukraine ranked 14th, having received 12 awards.

These results highlight the growing level of preparation of Ukrainian athletes on the international stage. Successes at World Championships and other international competitions indicate that Ukraine is becoming increasingly notable in the sports field. Victories at such important events shape new generations of athletes, inspiring them to new achievements and records.