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The International Olympic Committee voted to award the 2014 Winter Paralympics to Sochi on the 4th of July 2007. This decision occurred during the 119th session held in Guatemala City where Sochi won with 51 votes against Pyeongchang's 47.
Philip Craven, president of the International Paralympic Committee, declared Sochi the first accessible city in Russia. He praised the nation for changing its approach to disability since 1980 following an audit conducted in January 2014 that revealed and corrected accessibility issues.
Fisht Olympic Stadium hosted the opening ceremony on the 7th of March 2014 under the title Breaking the Ice. The closing ceremony took place on the 16th of March 2014 with the theme Reaching the Impossible.
Roman Petushkov became the most decorated individual athlete in history with six gold medals. His victories spanned both skiing and biathlon disciplines during the games held in Sochi.
British Prime Minister David Cameron announced on the 2nd of March 2014 that government officials would boycott the event due to Russian troops seizing control of Crimea between the 27th and the 28th of February 2014. This political tension followed the Ukrainian revolution and involved the peninsula lying roughly two hundred kilometers from Sochi.
The World Anti-Doping Agency released an independent report detailing state-sponsored doping in Russian sports on the 18th of July 2016. The program involved swapping positive urine samples for clean ones under coordination by the Ministry of Sport and Federal Security Service specifically during the 2014 Winter Paralympics.