Vitali was injured in Kharkiv where he lost his right leg to a mortar attack. After receiving medical treatment and a prosthesis in Germany, he faces the challenge of adapting to life with his injury. Despite the hardships, he remains connected to his hometown which has been under continuous bombardment, and is uncertain about the future of the city. Vitali plans to return to Ukraine, where he hopes to contribute to the rebuilding efforts and to continue his life there.

Danilo, injured in Bachmut, carries a tattoo on his neck that reads, "Valhalla awaits me," referencing the heroic afterlife in Norse mythology. After being injured by Russian mortar shells, Danilo was brought to Germany for treatment. Despite the trauma, he remains determined to return to Ukraine and continue fighting on the front lines.

Demyan, an experienced soldier from Winnyzja, was injured by mortar shells during his deployment. After being transported to Germany, doctors had to amputate his right forearm. Currently, he is uncertain about when he will return to his family and whether he will be able to rejoin the military.

The stories of Vitali, Danilo, and Demyan provide a glimpse into the lives of those affected by the war in Ukraine. They showcase the resilience required to face severe physical and emotional challenges, the sacrifices made in the name of duty, and the uncertainty of life during wartime.