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From the trenches to the track, Ukraine’s amputee athletes join international endurance race

Yahoo Sports ·First reported 5h ago

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KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — Since losing both legs, Dmytro Bykhovchenko has become a meticulous planner.The best route for every trip, access to cars, and the availability of ramps and handrails are all worked out in detail ahead of time.

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