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Vlada Ryabets, left, helps blindfolded Tatiana Zhylchenko walk down the steps during an exercise designed to help partners living with soldiers blinded in the war better understand what the veterans experience, at a rehabilitation center near Rivne, Ukraine, Friday, July 21, 2023. Over the course of several weeks, the veterans, accompanied by their families, reside at the rehabilitation center. Most receive their first canes here, take their first walks around urban and natural environments without assistance, and learn to operate programs on phones and computers. (AP Photo/Jae C. Hong)

Ukrainian soldiers who were blinded in combat face the new battle of navigating the world again

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There are about 50 of us here,” Perepechenko said, handing Zhylchenko a heart-shaped balloon in the yellow and blue of Ukraine's national flag.

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