The facility, supported by the International Committee of the Red Cross since 2005, has long provided prosthetics to the war-wounded. “When I arrived here, they welcomed me warmly… and when I tried the prosthetic, I felt like I could walk again,” he said. Today, most are war amputees.”Since early 2025, the center has treated more than 800 severely injured people. Prosthetic limb production has surged, from 422 in all of 2024 to 326 in just the first half of 2025. With no sign of the conflict easing, the demand is expected to grow.