In the junior events, Armenia's Aida Azatyan and Finland's William Erik Wilkman secured the gold medals after another exciting day of medal matches at the Männiku Shooting Range.
Khachatryan produced an impressive comeback in the Men's Gold Medal Match against Roman Berezitskyi of Ukraine. After falling behind 2-0 following the opening two shots, the Armenian found his rhythm and won the next six shots in succession to secure a 6-2 victory and the world title.
The bronze medal match proved to be one of the closest contests of the day. Hayk Minasyan of Armenia edged Jeong Youjin of the Republic of Korea 11-9 after the pair traded points throughout a tense battle, giving Armenia a second medal in the event.
Khachatryan produced an impressive comeback in the Men's Gold Medal Match against Roman Berezitskyi of Ukraine. After falling behind 2-0 following the opening two shots, the Armenian found his rhythm and won the next six shots in succession to secure a 6-2 victory and the world title.
The bronze medal match proved to be one of the closest contests of the day. Hayk Minasyan of Armenia edged Jeong Youjin of the Republic of Korea 11-9 after the pair traded points throughout a tense battle, giving Armenia a second medal in the event.
C Risto Aarrekivi/TVPAIn the Women's Gold Medal Match, Fatima Irnazarova recovered from an early deficit to defeat Viktoriia Rybovalova of Ukraine 6-2. Rybovalova claimed the opening point with a 10.7, but the Kazakh athlete responded by winning six of the next seven shots to become World Champion.
Kazakhstan also celebrated a bronze medal thanks to Zukhra Irnazarova, who overcame Hungary's Bianka Barbara Farkasne Keczeli 6-4. After setting a World Record Junior in qualification on Wednesday, Zukhra added another medal to her championship campaign with victory in a closely contested match.
Kazakhstan also celebrated a bronze medal thanks to Zukhra Irnazarova, who overcame Hungary's Bianka Barbara Farkasne Keczeli 6-4. After setting a World Record Junior in qualification on Wednesday, Zukhra added another medal to her championship campaign with victory in a closely contested match.
C Risto Aarrekivi/TVPAThe Women's Junior title went to Aida Azatyan of Armenia after a hard-fought 8-6 victory over Kazakhstan's Yenglik Askar. The gold medal match remained evenly balanced throughout before Azatyan claimed the decisive points in the closing stages to secure the world title.
The bronze medal was won by Myroslava Shymko of Ukraine, who defeated Anastassiya Semenenko of Kazakhstan 6-2, taking control early and never allowing her opponent back into the contest.
The bronze medal was won by Myroslava Shymko of Ukraine, who defeated Anastassiya Semenenko of Kazakhstan 6-2, taking control early and never allowing her opponent back into the contest.
C Risto Aarrekivi/TVPAIn the Men's Junior final, William Erik Wilkman of Finland defeated Kazakhstan's Daniil Yakovenko 6-3. Wilkman established an early advantage before sealing the title with a strong finish, highlighted by scores of 10.5 and 10.8 in the closing stages.
The bronze medal went to Kim Jaemin of the Republic of Korea, who recovered from an early deficit to beat teammate Bae Jehyeon 6-4 in an all-Korean contest.
The championships continue on Friday with the 50m Moving Target Slow Run/Fast Run qualification events, as athletes begin their quest for the next set of world titles.
The bronze medal went to Kim Jaemin of the Republic of Korea, who recovered from an early deficit to beat teammate Bae Jehyeon 6-4 in an all-Korean contest.
The championships continue on Friday with the 50m Moving Target Slow Run/Fast Run qualification events, as athletes begin their quest for the next set of world titles.