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Russia Plans Nationwide Rehabilitation Centers for War Veterans

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 12
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Russia plans to open rehabilitation centers in all eight of its federal districts for soldiers who lost limbs in the war in Ukraine, according to reports citing the Defenders of the Fatherland foundation. Deputy Minister of Defense Anna Tsivilyova stated that the centers teach former soldiers how to use prosthetic limbs in daily life. Officials report that there is growing demand for prosthetic limbs and rehabilitation among soldiers returning from Ukraine.

From themoscowtimes.com

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The expansion of these centers indicates a large-scale state commitment to military rehabilitation and the supply of prosthetics for veterans. This effort directly addresses the growing need for medical and specialized equipment related to the conflict.

From themoscowtimes.com

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  • Anna TsivilyovaDeputy Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation, who commented on the prosthetic training.
  • Vladimir PutinPresident of Russia, whose government is implementing the planned rehabilitation network.

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