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He Left His Superyacht Life to Volunteer in Ukraine — Then A Russian Drone Hit Him

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September 15, 2026
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Eddie Scott came to Ukraine from a life at sea, working on luxury superyachts and travelling the world. He planned to volunteer for just a few months. Four years later, he is still in Ukraine.

On January 30, 2025, Eddie was severely wounded when a Russian FPV drone struck the evacuation vehicle he was driving in Pokrovsk, Donetsk region. He lost his left arm and left leg.

Eddie survived, with his mind — and sense of humor — intact. But he didn’t leave Ukraine. Today, he works at Superhumans, helping other English-speaking patients through their rehabilitation and sharing his experience with people around the world.

This is the story of a British volunteer who left a safe and comfortable life, survived a devastating attack, and found a new purpose in Ukraine.

“I’ve had 14 litres of Ukrainian blood put in me… For me, it just makes sense to be here.”

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