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Government Approves Reform for Treatment of Wounded and Traumatized Soldiers
Officials have approved a broad reform covering medical and psychological care for soldiers injured or traumatized in the last three years. The plan addresses treatment needs that accumulated during ongoing conflict.
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The government approved a comprehensive reform for the treatment of soldiers who have been wounded and traumatized during the last three years of war. The measure expands medical and psychological services for personnel affected by combat operations.
The reform covers both physical injuries and trauma-related conditions reported since the start of the current conflict period. It applies to soldiers who sustained wounds or developed trauma symptoms within the past three years.
No specific timeline or funding figures were released with the announcement. Further details on rollout and eligibility criteria are expected in follow-up statements.
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