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Direct Relief to Invest $10 Million More for Rehabilitation Efforts in Ukraine - Ukraine - Vimarsana News

Direct Relief to Invest $10 Million More for Rehabilitation Efforts in Ukraine - Ukraine

News and Press Release in English on Ukraine about Health and Recovery and Reconstruction; published on 11 Apr 2023 by Direct Relief

Ukrainians Taught About Artificial Limbs in Germany to Help War Wounded - Vimarsana News

Ukrainians Taught About Artificial Limbs in Germany to Help War Wounded

Denys Kryvenko was among Ukrainian soldiers retreating from the eastern city of Bakhmut in October when Russian shells hit.

Ukraine restores more than 200 healthcare facilities destroyed by aggressor state – Liashko - Vimarsana News

Ukraine restores more than 200 healthcare facilities destroyed by aggressor state – Liashko

Ukraine has restored more than 200 healthcare facilities destroyed by the Russian aggressor, Health Minister of Ukraine Viktor Liashko has said.

Ukrainians taught about artificial limbs in Germany to help war wounded - Vimarsana News

Ukrainians taught about artificial limbs in Germany to help war wounded

Denys Kryvenko was among Ukrainian soldiers retreating from the eastern city of Bakhmut in October when Russian shells hit.

Ukrainians taught about artificial limbs in Germany to help war wounded - Vimarsana News

Ukrainians taught about artificial limbs in Germany to help war wounded

By Andreas Buerger and Riham Alkousaa DUDERSTADT, Germany (Reuters) - Denys Kryvenko was among Ukrainian soldiers retreating from the eastern city of Bakhmut in October when Russian shells hit. The 24-year-old woke up in hospital with a missing arm and leg: glad to be alive but unsure if he would ever walk again. Months later in the German town of Duderstadt, Kryvenko made his first steps again, with an artificial leg made by Ottobock, a company founded in 1919 to help wounded World War One veterans. It is difficult to learn to walk from scratch. But the most important thing is not to give up,...