Ukrainian soldier severely injured in the back stands up after a year of rehabilitation in Latvia
After a year of rehabilitation in Latvia, Ukrainian soldier Antons Iļjevs, who was critically injured in combat, has begun to walk again.
Antons Iļjevs, a Ukrainian soldier who sustained severe injuries from a missile strike while serving near Bakhmut, has recently made significant strides in his rehabilitation journey in Latvia. After being critically wounded, Iļjevs faced a year of medical treatment and countless struggles, involving broken ribs, a lung injury, and a shard of shrapnel lodged in his spine, which forced him to confront the terrifying reality of potentially never walking again. His experience in military hospitals brought him face-to-face with despair, particularly after being discharged from the army and sent home, feeling lost and hopeless.
However, Iļjevs's fortunes began to change when he arrived at the rehabilitation center