The Ukrainian had triumphed in the women’s standing middle distance event three days ago in Finland.

She produced a strong performance to secure victory in today’s sprint competition in a time of 18min 13.3sec.

She was followed by Norway’s Vilde Nilsen and Ukraine’s Liudmyla Liashenko, who achieved times of 18:44.3 and 19:14.7 to complete the podium places.

Germany's Clara Klug upgraded from her middle distance silver medal in the women’s visually impaired sprint event.

Klug topped the standings with a finishing time of 19:45 following an excellent performance in the shooting sections.

Oksana Shyshkova settled for second place in 20:23.6, with the Ukrainian followed by Germany’s Johanna Recktenwald, who finished in 23:32.3.

Women’s sitting sprint gold was earned by the United States’ Kendall Gretsch, who achieved a time of 22:24.9.

The American ended 24 seconds clear of her nearest challenger Andrea Eskau of Germany.

Bronze was secured by Oksana Masters, with the American achieving a time of 23:22.2

The US were able to celebrate double gold in the sitting events, as Daniel Cnossen triumphed in the men’s competition.

He finished the race in a time of 24:30.2

Ukraine’s Taras Rad and Germany’s Martin Fleg completed the podium positions in times of 24:34.1 and 25:01.7 respectively.

Norway’s Nils-Erik Ulset doubled his gold medal tally by winning the men’s standing competition.

Ulset achieved a time of 19:40.8 to comfortable earn victory, with Canada’s Mark Arrendz his nearest challenger at 20 seconds down.

Ukraine’s Grygorii Vovchynskyi finished in third place on 20:04.4.

The men’s visually impaired title was claimed by Belarus’ Yury Holub in a time of 19:35.7.

The top three was rounded off by Ukraine’s Iaroslav Reshetynskyi and France’s Anthony Chalencon, who finished in 19:59.2 and 20:34.8 respectively.

The World Cup will conclude tomorrow with biathlon pursuit events.