Here are a few ways to rewrite the title in Swedish, depending on the style you prefer:

Direct translation (most accurate to the source):

Explosioner hördes i Kyiv under natten medan flyglarmet ljöd.

Alternative, more natural wording (if you want to keep the same sentence structure):

Explosioner hördes i Kyiv under natten när flyglarmet ljöd.

Punchier news-headline style:

Explosioner i Kyiv under natten – flyglarm ljöd.

All three are correct, but the first one is the most literal match to the English sentence.

Here are a few ways to rewrite the title in Swedish, ranging from faithful to slightly more dynamic:

Most direct translation:

Sverige missar OS-plats efter tuff lagfinal i hoppning på VM

Using past tense (if the event just concluded):

Sverige missade OS-plats efter tuff lagfinal i hoppning på VM

Slightly more thrilling / sport-journalistic style:

Sverige utslaget – missar OS-plats efter tuff VM-final i hoppning

Alternative shortening (common in Swedish headlines):

Sverige missar OS-plats i tuff VM-final (if the context of show jumping is already clear)

All of these are grammatically correct and sound natural. The key terms are:

• Sverige (Sweden)
• missar/missade (miss/missed)
• OS-plats (Olympic spot)
• lagfinal i hoppning (team final in show jumping)
• på VM (at the World Championships)