The President of Estonia visited a rehabilitation center in the Kyiv region
Estonian President Alar Karis, accompanied by Ambassador Tiina Intelmann, visited the Ministry of Internal Affairs’ “Pushcha-Vodytsia” rehabilitation center in the Kyiv region and spoke with wounded Ukrainian defenders.
The Estonian delegation familiarized themselves with the center’s operations, where military personnel undergo physical rehabilitation, art therapy, and animal-assisted therapy.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs noted that since the start of the full-scale invasion, the rehabilitation system has changed significantly and is now helping people with the most severe injuries return to an active life.
Source: Ministry of Internal Affairs
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