Yulia Kruglova, Yulia Karimova and Aigul Khabibullina overcame Slovenia's Urška Kuharič, Živa Dvoršak and Klavdija Jerovšek 17-11 in the final at the Gradski vrt Hall, while Ukraine recorded a narrow 16-14 win against hosts Croatia to take bronze.

The victory ensured Russia finished the Grand Prix with three golds, following the success of Artem Chernousov in the men's 10m air pistol and the mixed team air pistol alongside Vitalina Batsarashkina.

Serbia were the only other nation who won more than one gold at a wide-open event, with Tokyo 2020 Olympic silver medallist Damir Mikec, Duško Petrov and Dimitrije Grgić earning their country's second victory in the men's team air pistol.

They triumphed 16-14 against Ukraine, while Chernousov was involved in Russia's 17-3 win against Croatia in the bronze medal match.

The hosts did finish the Grand Prix with one victory to their name after Petar Gorša, Miran Maričić and Borna Petanjek beat Russia 16-12 to win the men's team air rifle.

Serbia thrashed Italy 16-4 to finish third.

The Italians won the day's other final, with Sara Costantino, Brunella Aria and Chiara Giancamilli beating Ukraine 16-6 in the women's team air pistol.

Ukraine's three medals on the final day of the Grand Prix ensured they finished joint-third with Hungary on the medal standings.

Croatia edged past Russia 16-14 to clinch bronze in the women's team air pistol.

The next scheduled ISSF competition is the rifle and pistol Grand Prix in Indonesia's capital Jakarta from February 8 to 18.