Who is on helmet that led to Ukrainian athlete's Winter Olympics ban?

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Ukrainian athlete Vladyslav Heraskevych was banned from the Winter Olympics in Milan-Cortina for wearing a helmet displaying images of athletes killed since Russia's invasion of Ukraine. His appeal to wear the helmet was denied. The helmet features over 20 athletes, including teenage weightlifter Alina Peregudova, boxer Pavlo Ishchenko, and ice hockey player Oleksiy Loginov. Among those honored are Volodymyr Androschuk, a track and field athlete killed fighting in Bakhmut, and Karyna Bakhur, a 17-year-old kickboxing champion killed in Russian shelling. Also depicted is Karyna Diachenko, an eleven-year-old rhythmic gymnast who died in Mariupol during a Russian airstrike in March 2022.
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AI-ExtractedRussian missile simply took Karyna from us one day earlier.
Karyna Bakhur was killed last year during Russian shelling in the Kharkiv region, north-eastern Ukraine.
Those featured on his helmet include teenage weightlifter Alina Peregudova, boxer Pavlo Ishchenko and ice hockey player Oleksiy Loginov.
Heraskevych was barred from the men's skeleton in Milan-Cortina earlier this week after he refused to stop wearing it and on Friday his appeal was denied.
Vladyslav Heraskevych has been banned from competing in the Winter Olympics after saying he would only compete if he is allowed to wear his "helmet of remembrance"
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