Throughout the day, shooters contested the Slow Run and Fast Run qualification stages in four categories:
- 10m Moving Target Men
- 10m Moving Target Women
- 10m Moving Target Men Junior
- 10m Moving Target Women Junior
The qualification results determined the four athletes advancing in each event. On Thursday, the competitions will conclude with the medal matches, featuring two semifinals, followed by the Bronze Medal Match and the Gold Medal Match to decide the 2026 world champions.
C Risto Aarrekivi/TVPAThe highlight of the day came in the Women's 10m Moving Target qualification, where Kazakhstan's Zukhra Irnazarova established a new World Record Junior.
The 18-year-old shot 573 points (287 in Slow Run and 286 in Fast Run), surpassing the previous junior world record and securing the top qualification position for Thursday's semifinals. Her teammate Fatima Irnazarova also impressed, qualifying second with 569, while Hungary's Bianka Barbara Farkasne Keczeli (568) and Ukraine's Viktoriia Rybovalova (564) completed the semifinal lineup.
The 18-year-old shot 573 points (287 in Slow Run and 286 in Fast Run), surpassing the previous junior world record and securing the top qualification position for Thursday's semifinals. Her teammate Fatima Irnazarova also impressed, qualifying second with 569, while Hungary's Bianka Barbara Farkasne Keczeli (568) and Ukraine's Viktoriia Rybovalova (564) completed the semifinal lineup.
C Risto Aarrekivi/TVPAWith the qualification phase complete, all eyes now turn to Thursday's medal matches, where the first 10m Moving Target world champions of the championships will be crowned in Tallinn.