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The story of 'Herodot', a stormtrooper who lost his legs but learns to live anew

Roman Prokhira, a resident of Lviv, lost both legs during a combat mission in the Zaporizhzhia direction. He shared his struggle for survival and adaptation to a new life after severe injuries.

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  • Roman Prokhira lost both legs during a combat mission.
  • He served in the 128th separate mountain assault brigade.
  • Before mobilization, Roman worked in international logistics.
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    • national desk

    Історія штурмовика «Геродота», який втратив ноги, але вчиться жити заново

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    • in the wave, 8 min later

    «Вижив — і треба жити»: історія штурмовика «Геродота», який втратив обидві ноги на Запорізькому напрямку

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