Kyiv celebrates 100 days to Olympic Games Paris 2024

Kyiv celebrates 100 days to Olympic Games Paris 2024

KYIV, UKRAINE - APRIL 17, 2024 - The cake featuring the Olympic Phryge, a mascot of the upcoming Summer Olympics, is being cut during the interactive event organised by the National Olympic Committee of Ukraine and the Perets FM radio station which celebrates the 100-day countdown to the Olympic Games Paris 2024, Kyiv, capital of Ukraine.

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