Olympic champion Romashina reported on the excellent form of the Paralympians from the Russian Federation

Russian Paralympians are in great shape ahead of the Games. This was announced on March 5 by seven-time Olympic champion, head coach of the Russian national synchronized swimming team Svetlana Romashina in an interview with reporters.

"I am sure that our guys are in great shape, so they will definitely achieve success and good results," TASS quoted her as saying.

Romashina called the athletes the pride of the country and expressed confidence that the whole of Russia would cheer for them, support them and follow their performances. She wished the athletes peace of mind, peace of mind and victories.

The Great Return: Russian Paralympians allowed to perform with a flag

The International Paralympic Committee lifted restrictions for Russians, coming into conflict with the IOC

Six Russian athletes have received bilateral invitations to participate in the 2026 Winter Paralympic Games in Milan and Cortina d.’Ampezzo. Three-time Paralympic champion Alexey Bugaev and two-time world champion Varvara Voronchikhina will compete in alpine skiing, while multiple world champion Ivan Golubkov and World Championship medalist Anastasia Bagiyan will participate in cross-country skiing. Dmitry Fadeev and Philippe Shebbo Monzer will start in the parasnowboard.

Russian President Vladimir Putin said on January 5 that a great victory for Russian Paralympians is the opportunity to compete in major international competitions with national symbols, the flag and the national anthem.

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