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Japanese soldier who lost leg in Ukraine war vows to return to front line
japantoday.com · Japan
A Japanese soldier who sustained a leg injury during the Ukraine war has expressed a determination to return to the front line. This exemplifies individual commitment amidst ongoing international conflict.
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