Thai Women's Volleyball Team Loses to Ukraine in VNL, Drops to World Ranking 25th
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Thai Women's Volleyball Team Loses to Ukraine in VNL, Drops to World Ranking 25th

The Thai women's volleyball team narrowly lost to Ukraine 2-3 in a full five-set match at the Volleyball Nations League 2026 (VNL 2026). This defeat caused Thailand to drop to 25th in the world rankings, intensifying their battle to avoid relegation from the VNL.

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