Clarification: Russia-Ukraine-War-Blind-Soldiers story
Ivan Soroka, a 27-year-old former Ukrainian soldier blinded in the war, sits for a photo in his room at a rehabilitation center designed for soldiers who lost their vision on the battlefield, 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. Credit: AP/Jae C. Hong
RIVNE, Ukraine — In a story published August 17, 2023, The Associated Press reported about a rehabilitation program for Ukrainian war veterans who lost their vision in combat. The story should have made clear that the project named ‘Life After War’ is being funded mainly by the Oleksandr Tereshchenko Charity Foundation.
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