An unverified report indicates that 77% of soldiers injured in the war have returned to military service. The statistic, lacking a named source or further details, was published early Wednesday morning.
An unverified report published Wednesday morning claims that 77% of soldiers wounded in the war have returned to active duty. The figure, which carries no named source or methodology, was disseminated as a brief statement. The Zioneer has previously documented the rehabilitation challenges facing wounded troops, including a Defense Ministry warning that the national rehabilitation system may collapse under the strain of some 26,200 injured security personnel.
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- DevelopingIDF announces 30 soldiers killed, over 1,300 wounded in Lebanon since March 2
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