Veterans' rehabilitation Prosthetics and future work

May 28, 2025

Alexander Lyakin's Moscow-region feature shows Zakarya Aliyev using an exoskeleton and recounting combat and injuries. It describes FMBA's first integrated prosthetics/rehabilitation centre and reproduces Putin's earlier appeal for long-term planning and funding, particularly for wounded war participants. Skvortsova reports over 2,180 patients and says all lower-leg amputees fitted there leave walking independently; Chemezov cites about 6,000 CITO prostheses, thirty percent bionic. Ivan Degtyarev describes injuries, adaptation, family plans and possible continued service; Andrey Pirogov explains obstacle training. The complete account retains individualized gait and vocational training including UAV work and a plan for 25 centres and ultimately one per region. Clinical rates, combat accounts and plans remain attributed; no new June 2025 opening is established.

At the May 28, 2025 sports council, Putin closes with a call for sustained, realistic and properly financed adaptive sport and physical activity for wounded war participants and the wider disabled population. He says attention to Russia's 11 million people with disabilities must continue regardless of changing events, asks for long-term planning and funding, recalls the 70% participation objective and requests written proposals for final instructions. Vremya's June 3 feature replays parts of the same statement alongside an integrated rehabilitation-centre account. These are a continuing-support appeal and stated objectives, not achieved participation, a new June 3 centre opening or a completed national rollout.