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Ukrainian soldiers blinded in combat face the new battle of navigating the world again - Vimarsana News

Ukrainian soldiers blinded in combat face the new battle of navigating the world again

Olesia Perepechenko yearned to be on the front lines helping in some way. Her request to join the army was declined, so she decided to embrace a new mission: helping soldiers who lost their sight to reclaim a sense of autonomy.

Ukrainian soldiers who were blinded in combat face the new battle of navigating the world again - Vimarsana News

Ukrainian soldiers who were blinded in combat face the new battle of navigating the world again

RIVNE, Ukraine (AP) — Along a bustling street in a western Ukrainian city, Denys Abdulin takes his first independent strides since he was severely wounded and blinded while fighting invading

Ukrainian soldiers blinded in combat now face new battles - Vimarsana News

Ukrainian soldiers blinded in combat now face new battles

An organization in Ukraine is helping former soldiers who lost their vision in combat against Russia to reclaim a sense of autonomy

A camp teaches Ukrainian soldiers who were blinded in combat to navigate the world again – Winnipeg Free Press - Vimarsana News

A camp teaches Ukrainian soldiers who were blinded in combat to navigate the world again – Winnipeg Free Press

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Ukrainian soldiers who were blinded in combat face the new battle of navigating the world again - Vimarsana News

Ukrainian soldiers who were blinded in combat face the new battle of navigating the world again

An organization in Ukraine is helping former soldiers who lost their vision in combat against Russia to reclaim a sense of autonomy. Along a bustling city street, a 34-year-old man takes his first independent steps since a mine exploded behind him more than a year ago. His goal is completing a 600-meter route with the help of a white mobility cane and a trainer walking ahead of him with a bracelet of small metal bells. Over several weeks, he and other men who lost their vision in combat relearn how to prepare their own meals,to take public transportation and to use cellphones. The camp also fe...