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Ukrainian amputee soldiers returning to the front line to fight the Russians as country has 380,000 wounded

UKRAINIAN amputee soldiers are returning to the front line to fight the Russians.

According to figures revealed by President Volodymyr Zelensky, his country has 380,000 wounded personnel, with many brigades having at least one amputee back on active duty.

A smiling Ukrainian soldier, missing a leg, stands on crutches in front of a damaged self-propelled howitzer.
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Courageous soldier Leonid Lobchuk lost his right leg in 2015[/caption]

He added that 46,000 have been killed over the three-year course of the war against Russia, with tens of thousands missing.

Intelligence soldier Andrii Rubliuk, 38, lost both arms and a leg when he was struck by an explosive.

He now uses prosthetic limbs and vowed to return to the front line.

He said: “Fighting with arms and legs is something anyone can do. Fighting without them — that’s a challenge.”

Leonid Lobchuk, a soldier with Ukraine’s 127th brigade, lost his leg during a border conflict in 2015.

But he remains undeterred, smiling for a photo in front of a howitzer in the Kharkiv region earlier this month.

Maksym Vysotskyi, 42, lost his left leg when stepping on a landmine after a drone mission in November 2023.

By the following May, he was back in uniform.

He said: “I quickly accepted the fact that my leg was gone. What’s the point of mourning?

“Crying and worrying won’t bring it back.”

Maksym now commands a team operating explosives-laden drones on night-time missions.

Oleksandr Zhalinskyi, 34, lost his right arm when he was an infantry soldier and is now a navigator-driver.

He said: “At first, I did not like this job. When I returned to service, I was ready to go back to the infantry.”

He plans to open a pub after the war — called Amputated Conscience.

Last month Ukraine held its first amputee football tournament, with teams made up of soldiers who have lost limbs in the conflict.

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Lindsay Lohan’s dad Michael ‘arrested’ for felony assault after ‘flipping wife Kate Major out of chair’

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LINDSAY Lohan’s dad Michael has reportedly been ‘arrested’ for a felony assault.

The alleged arrest comes after Michael Lohan “flipped wife Kate Major out of a chair” which left her with “bruising” before he was charged.

Lindsay Lohan with her father, Michael Lohan, and a bodyguard.
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Lindsay Lohan’s father has reportedly been arrested[/caption]
Kate Major and Michael Lohan at an event.
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Michael was reportedly arrested in Texas on Saturday[/caption]

TMZ has cited court documents that claim Michael was arrested in Texas on Saturday.

He was reportedly arrested on a “continuous violence against the family” charge.

The Harris County Sheriff’s Office has shared that Kate underwent a medical examination when she shared with deputies that her husband “flipped her out of a chair” at their home.

According to TMZ, who broke the story, a female deputy said that she saw “bruising” on Kate’s body.

Michael’s bond has been set at $30K and he is due in court on Monday.

The couple became engaged around Easter time in 2010.

They later broke up, but their continued relationship played out in the fifth season of the VH1 reality TV series Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew.

In December 2015, Kate filed for legal separation from her husband.

More to follow… For the latest news on this story, keep checking back at The U.S. Sun, your go-to destination for the best celebrity news, sports news, real-life stories, jaw-dropping pictures, and must-see videos.

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I was dragged from my van and beaten unconscious by two carjackers trying to recreate GTA – my life isn’t a game

A CARJACKING victim last night blasted his attackers for trying to recreate scenes from the Grand Theft Auto video game.

Lucas Story, 72, has had to use crutches since he was dragged from his van and beaten unconscious by two thugs after he refused to give them a lift.

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Matthew Bell and Callum Ross attacked and vanjacked chocolatier Lucas Story
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PS4 game cases for NBA 2K22 and Grand Theft Auto V.
The thugs were recreating scenes from Grand Theft Auto
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Callum Ross, 19, and Matthew Bell, 24, were caged for four and a half years each over the horror incident in Inverness.

But the injuries and trauma Lucas suffered forced him to close his chocolate shop business in the Highland city.

The grandad said: “My life is not a video game — but that is how they treated it.

“They see a car and think they can take it, like they do when they’re playing GTA.

“They think a human being is just something in their way to get rid of.

“I blame the video games because they don’t realise what happens in the real world.”

My life is not a video game — but that is how they treated it… They think a human being is just something in their way to get rid of

The master chocolatier Lucas sold handmade treats after moving north with his wife Ingrid, 74, more than 20 years ago.

He was driving to his shop in December 2023 when he declined Ross and Bell a lift because his Peugeot Bipper was packed with sweets for the busy festive period.

One thug hurled a can of beer at the van. But when Lucas checked the damage, they pounced.

The yobs knocked him out and broke his leg.

But he still managed to jump on the bonnet in a bid to stop them fleeing.

He said: “One tried to run over me but he couldn’t get it to reverse.”

Lucas was in the city’s Raigmore Hospital for six weeks.

Every time I try to take a step, I’m reminded of the attack. I still have nightmares about it all.. I have to live with what they did to me

He said: “Every time I try to take a step, I’m reminded of the attack. I still have nightmares about it all.”

At Inverness Sheriff Court, the thugs admitted assault to severe injury, danger of life and permanent disfigurement.

Bell blamed substance abuse while Ross claimed mental health issues.

But Lucas said: “This is no one’s fault but theirs. I hope they learn and try to change their lives.

“Nothing will change for me. I have to live with what they did to me.”

Man with arm injuries using crutches in his kitchen.
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Lucas Story still has nightmares about the attack[/caption]

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Cavs’ Donovan Mitchell gives Knicks their flowers despite playoff rivalry

Revenge isn’t always instant. Sometimes, it simmers, waiting for the right moment. For the Cleveland Cavaliers taking on the New York Knicks, the moment was just right. On national television, under the bright lights of the newly named Rocket Arena, the Cavs obliterated the Knicks, 142-105. However, for Cleveland, it wasn’t just another late February […]

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Colorado football’s Shedeur Sanders unveils NFL Combine plan

Former Colorado football quarterback Shedeur Sanders has unveiled his plans for the NFL Combine, via Ian Rapoport. Sanders plans to focus on his interviews with teams at the combine to help them continue to learn about him as a person, and he plans to throw later in the offseason at his Pro Day with Colorado […]

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Philippe Clement SACKED by Rangers as Ibrox chiefs finally end boss’ turbulent reign after only 16 months

PHILIPPE CLEMENT has been SACKED as manager of Rangers.

Ibrox chiefs have finally decided enough is enough with Clement dismissed just 16 months after taking charge.

Rangers manager Philippe Clement at a soccer match.
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Clement has been dismissed by Rangers[/caption]
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Rangers CEO Patrick Stewart (left) and chairman Fraser Thornton (right) watching on in Motherwell[/caption]
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Alex Rae was Clement’s first-team coach with previous No2 Andries Ulderink (centre) drafted in as assistant manager in the summer[/caption]

SunSport exclusively revealed late on Sunday afternoon that Clement was set for the Ibrox sack.

Saturday’s 2-0 defeat to St Mirren proved the final straw and the club have now confirmed the manager’s exit.

Clement replaced Michael Beale as Rangers manager in October 2023 and won the League Cup less than two months into his tenure.

The former Monaco boss also led Rangers into an unexpected title challenge, but it was a challenge that ultimately fell apart towards the end of the season.

The Gers would eventually finish eight points behind champions Celtic.

There has barely been a hint of a title challenge this season, with Rangers’ campaign all but over by February.

The Light Blues trail rivals Celtic by THIRTEEN points and also lost the League Cup Final to the Hoops back in December.

Dire form either side of a 3-0 league win over Celtic in early January led to major fan protests, with supporters WALKING OUT during the match with St Johnstone.

Despite fans demanding change, new Rangers CEO Patrick Stewart publicly BLACKED Clement last month.

An upturn in form bought Clement some much-needed credit.

Rangers were on a run of five domestic games unbeaten when Queen’s Park visited Ibrox on February 9.

However, Clement’s side would lose 1-0 to their Championship opponents in a result viewed as one of the worst in the club’s history.

A video surfaced online showing Clement walking a gauntlet of some furious abuse as he left Ibrox following the humiliating loss.

He would, however, keep his job.

Speaking last week, Gers CEO Stewart branded that result ‘a source of shame’ but still insisted it was still wasn’t the right decision NOT so sack Clement.

Those comments came before the dramatic developments regarding the financial muscle of NFL giants San Francisco 49ers closing in on a stunning takeover of Rangers came to light.

The weekend would prove another horror show with Rangers, one that Clement branded the WORST performance since he took charge.

The Gers fell to a 2-0 home defeat against St Mirren, the first time the Buddies had won at Ibrox since 1991.

It was also the Saints’ first time recording back-to-back wins over the Light Blues for more than FORTY years.

And despite the words of the chief executive last week, Gers chiefs have decided they can no longer back Clement as boss.

The 50-year old has been axed just six months after signing a contract extension until 2028.

Rangers’ form in Europe has been good, with a last 16 Europa League tie with Fenerbahce on the horizon.

CEO Stewart had claimed the Light Blues’ excellent showing on the continent meant it was too much of a RISK to dismiss Clement.

But even that European performance hasn’t ultimately been enough to save him.

PHILIPPE CLEMENT: THE NUMBERS

GAMES: 86
WINS: 55
DRAWS: 16
LOSSES: 15
WIN PERCENTAGE: 65%
TROPHIES: 1 (2023 League Cup)

Keep up to date with ALL the latest news and transfers at the Scottish Sun football page

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USC football lands 4-star edge over Notre Dame, Clemson, North Carolina

Lincoln Riley continues to work on righting the ship at USC, landing the Trojans another major football recruit for the class of 2026. After a brief deliberation period, USC received a commitment from four-star edge rusher Simote Katoanga, On3 Sports reported. Katoanga, a consensus top-100 recruit, is the sixth-best defensive lineman of the class, according […]

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Alex Bregman fires up fans with home run in Red Sox spring training debut

The Boston Red Sox got their first look at their prized free agent signing, Alex Bregman, when he made his spring training debut for the team on Sunday. And it’s safe to say that the results did not disappoint, as Bregman launched a home run in his second at bat of the game, sending fans […]

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UConn’s Dan Hurley makes ‘championship level’ admission about St. John’s

For what seems like the entire season, college basketball fans have been waiting for UConn to start clicking. The back-to-back national champions have struggled all season long after losing much of their roster from the last two years, and those hard times continued on Sunday with a blowout 89-75 loss to No. 10 St. John’s […]

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Jimmy Butler in ‘full-blown honeymoon’ phase with Warriors

The Golden State Warriors have gotten off to a strong start to the Jimmy Butler era, winners of four out of their five games since trading for the former disgruntled Miami Heat star. The Warriors’ offense has looked much more stable since acquiring the former All-Star, and their defense has also understandably leveled up in […]

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