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    Ukrainian freediver sets a new world record at a depth of 84 meters

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    Ukrainian freediver sets a new world record at a depth of 84 meters

    Kateryna Sadurska set a world record in freediving without fins, reaching a depth of 84 meters. The athlete also set a national record for Ukraine in monofin diving, reaching 107 meters.

    Ukrainian freediver Kateryna Sadurska has set a new world record in freediving. This was reported by the Ministry of Youth and Sports, UNN reports.

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    On the last day of the competition, the Ukrainian surpassed her own record in the discipline of constant weight diving without fins.

    Last week, Sadurska had already reached a depth of 82 meters, but this time she conquered a new height of 84 meters, which is a new world record. This is the second record set by a Ukrainian diver in two weeks at this competition.

    In addition, Sadurska demonstrated an impressive result in the monolast diving discipline with a constant weight, reaching a depth of 107 meters. This result became a new national record for Ukraine.

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