Ukraine’s Paralympic Team Wraps Up 2026 Games with 19 Medals: A Breakdown of Gold, Silver, and Bronze.

Ukraine’s Campaign at the Paralympic Games Concludes

According to UATV: Ukraine’s national team has finished competing at the 14th Winter Paralympic Games, held from March 6 to 15, 2026, in Italy, securing a total of 19 medals: 3 gold, 8 silver, and 8 bronze. This strong performance highlights the skill and determination of Ukrainian athletes on the global stage.

Athletes Recognized for Their Achievements

Among the standout performers was Alexandra Kononova, who earned a bronze medal in the women’s 20-kilometer individual para-cross-country skiing event. This marked her fifth medal of these Paralympics, adding to her collection of 1 gold, 1 silver, and 3 bronzes, as reported by the National Paralympic Committee of Ukraine (NPCU).

Another key victory came from Oleksandr Kazyk and his guide Serhii Kucheryavyi, who claimed silver in the men’s 20-kilometer individual para-cross-country skiing event. According to the NPCU, this duo has now amassed 1 gold and 2 silver medals at the Milano-Cortina Games, showcasing their exceptional teamwork.

It is noteworthy that Ukraine’s team boycotted both the opening and closing ceremonies of the 2026 Paralympics, a move reflecting the country’s stance on the international stage. Overall, Ukraine delivered a confident performance, demonstrating an unyielding spirit and strong competitiveness at these Winter Paralympic Games.

These medals highlight not only the athletic achievements of Ukrainian competitors but also their ability to perform on a world stage despite challenging circumstances.

National Paralympic Committee of Ukraine

The boycott of the ceremonies underscores Ukraine’s active role in international relations, which could have significant implications for future support of the country. The Paralympic Games served as a platform to showcase not just sporting talent but also the resilience of the Ukrainian people.