Ukraine carries out first aerial drone rescue of a wounded soldier on the front line
The drone unit of Ukraine's 92nd Assault Brigade, together with the 30th Brigade and the 10th Army Corps, extracted a wounded soldier from the front line using an unmanned aerial vehicle, in what would be the first rescue of its kind. The soldier had spent nearly 500 days in an isolated position supplied by drones. Ground evacuation was ruled out due to mined terrain and Russian drone activity. A Heavy Shot Ayudag-6 hexacopter from Gurzuf Defence was used.
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- A drone pulled a wounded soldier from the front line in the first known aerial rescue of its kind
- The soldier had spent nearly 500 days in an isolated position supplied by drones
- Ground evacuation was ruled out due to mined terrain and Russian drone activity
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