US EditionWounded, recovered and back to war. Ukrainian soldiers are returning to battle after amputation
- Ukrainian soldier Andrii Rubliuk has returned to active duty with prosthetics, stating, 'Being back in uniform is like returning home.'
- As of now, Ukraine has approximately 380,000 war-wounded individuals, with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy noting that around 46,000 soldiers have been killed during the ongoing war.
- Wounded soldiers, like Oleksandr Zhalinskyi, are adapting their roles after losing limbs, with Zhalinskyi now evaluating missions instead of being on the front lines.
- The ongoing war compels these veterans, despite their injuries, to continue contributing, often finding a renewed purpose in their military roles.
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