LELÉKA, Jaroslav Dzhus and the entire Ukrainian delegation returned to Kyiv after participating in the Eurovision Song Contest 2026. Ukraine finished in 9th place, while Bulgaria won the contest. The return of the participants was covered by a Suspilne correspondent.
LELÉKA and Yaroslav Dzhus returned to Kyiv
Ukrainian representatives LELÉKA and Yaroslav Dzhus returned to Kyiv after participating in a song contest Eurovision Song Contest 2026. This, according to the Public, The media correspondent said.
Upon returning to Kyiv, the participants shared their first impressions and thanked Ukrainians for their support. Their performance at the Eurovision Song Contest 2026 was met with positive feedback both in Ukraine and abroad.
Ukraine takes 9th place at the Eurovision Song Contest 2026
The Ukrainian delegation finished 9th in this year's song contest. This allowed the country to maintain a high level of representation on the international stage and once again demonstrated the competitiveness of Ukrainian music.
Bulgaria won the Eurovision Song Contest 2026 with the highest score from the jury and the audience, which earned them first place in the final.
Reaction and support of the Ukrainian delegation
The return of LELÉKA and Yaroslava Dzhusya to Kyiv was accompanied by media and fan attention. The Ukrainian community actively supported their representatives, noting their professionalism and sincerity on stage.
Numerous messages of gratitude and support were posted on social media. The members of the delegation expressed their gratitude to everyone who supported them during the competition.
Why it matters
Ukraine's participation in the Eurovision Song Contest 2026 has once again confirmed the importance of cultural diplomacy in the international arena. The high result of the Ukrainian participants underlined their professionalism and ability to represent the country with dignity.
The return of the delegation to Kyiv is important for maintaining the national spirit and promoting Ukrainian music abroad. It also creates a positive image of Ukraine in the world and promotes cultural ties.
