Posted on Aug 12, 2022
Even Ukraine's badly wounded warriors want to get back in the fight
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As Russia's war in Ukraine grinds on after more than five months of vicious fighting, casualties are mounting on both sides. Thousands of Ukrainian soldiers have suffered life-changing injuries, but many tell CBS News they're determined to continue defending their country if they can.
CBS News senior foreign correspondent Holly Williams visited a rehabilitation center in western Ukraine trying to help some of the warriors recover. The men she met said they wanted America's help to heal, so they can get back on the battlefield.
Many lost limbs fighting off Russia's invasion. Now they're rebuilding their bodies and their minds.
CBS News senior foreign correspondent Holly Williams visited a rehabilitation center in western Ukraine trying to help some of the warriors recover. The men she met said they wanted America's help to heal, so they can get back on the battlefield.
Many lost limbs fighting off Russia's invasion. Now they're rebuilding their bodies and their minds.
Even Ukraine's badly wounded warriors want to get back in the fight
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
..."Captain Ishchenko told CBS News there's another reason he'd like to go to the U.S.
"I want to learn more about drones, about battle drones," he told Williams.
He wants to be trained up by the American military to fly drones, so he can come back home and use the weapons against Russia.
Ukraine and its people are undoubtedly battle scarred, but they are not broken."...
..."Captain Ishchenko told CBS News there's another reason he'd like to go to the U.S.
"I want to learn more about drones, about battle drones," he told Williams.
He wants to be trained up by the American military to fly drones, so he can come back home and use the weapons against Russia.
Ukraine and its people are undoubtedly battle scarred, but they are not broken."...
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