Their faces were disfigured by the war. Now these doctors are giving them back hope
A group of American and Canadian surgeons called "Face the Future" work across the globe focusing on delicate reconstructive surgery. The foundation's work included Russia, until recently, but they quickly pivoted their efforts to Ukraine after the full-scale war began. CNN's David McKenzie has the story.
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Their faces were disfigured by the war. Now these doctors are giving them back hope
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