IMArtiom Stribuk

Artiom Stribuk emerged from Belarus's junior chess system and won its under-eight championship in 2015. His early coaches included Vitaly Meribanov, whom he later faced in the national men's championship. In 2018 he won bronze in the world under-twelve rapid championship in Minsk. He returned to the same event in 2019 and won gold. That year he was also the youngest participant in Belarus's men's championship. In 2025 he won silver at the World Youth Championship in Albania, sharing the highest score in the under-eighteen event with eight and a half points. He followed that result with second place in the 2026 Belarusian men's championship.