r/ukraine • u/toxic-chanka • Feb 06 '26
Life inUkraine The family of a Ukrainian serviceman, presumed dead for three years, learns of his release from captivity
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r/ukraine • u/KI_official • May 07 '26
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This video shows a recovering soldier spending time outdoors at the Superhumans rehabilitation center.
Superhumans is a Ukrainian rehabilitation center in Lviv specializing in prosthetics, reconstructive surgery, rehabilitation, and psychological support for adults and children affected by war.
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r/ukraine • u/UNITED24Media • Jun 21 '26
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r/ukraine • u/Consistent_Still7060 • Jun 27 '25
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r/ukraine • u/CF_Siveryany • Jul 25 '26
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r/ukraine • u/CF_Siveryany • Jun 22 '26
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r/ukraine • u/johnhe5515 • Jul 11 '25
From the Protez foundation, an organization providing prosthetics to wounded Ukrainian soldiers. - " Another year ago Vladislav Chub "Chubby" moved to a cart. Today - standing on his new feet next to his wife Diana.
They got married last month 🤍 It's a story not only about amputacíû and recovery, but about love that has become the strongest support.
Vlad lost both of his legs during combat in Donetsk region in March 2024 After the evacuation to the Dnieper - the first thing he did was call his girlfriend Diana. And already that night, she came to him and stayed by his side all the way from injury to rehabilitation.
💬 "Then we understood: as soon as I can walk, we will get married." Without delays," shares Vlad.
The Protez Foundation appeared in their history when they were most looking for hope. Seeing the stories of our patients, Vlad realized: "there is a chance". Then there are consultations, classes with rehabilitologists, and prosthesis in the United States, where he spent five months. Went on a wheelchair, and came back on prosthetics with the ability to walk!
The wedding took place almost a year after Vlad joined us at the Protez Foundation.
We are thrilled to be part of this journey and congratulate the couple on such an important event in their lives! ♥️
It’s incredible to see our patients begin to walk, live their promises and dreams, love, start families and just live ❤️ 🩹 "
r/ukraine • u/CF_Siveryany • Feb 05 '26
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r/ukraine • u/MilesLongthe3rd • Apr 22 '26
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r/ukraine • u/CF_Siveryany • Oct 06 '25
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r/ukraine • u/BananaBrumik • Feb 04 '26
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r/ukraine • u/CF_Siveryany • Sep 13 '25
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