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Ukrainian forces evacuate injured soldier from front-line position by drone in 'first-of-its-kind' mission, video shows

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ישראל היום
“תלוי באוויר: צבא אוקראינה חילץ פצוע באמצעות רחפן”

לוחם של הצבא האוקראיני נפצע בשדה מוקשים ורכבי החילוץ לא ילו להגיע אליו • כטב"ם הפצצה שהוסב לסחיבת פצועים נשלח והצליח להביא אותו למקום מבטחים

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The Kyiv Independent
“Ukrainian forces evacuate injured soldier from front-line position by drone in 'first-of-its-kind' mission, video shows”

The operation involved Ukraine's 92nd Separate Assault Brigade, 30th Separate Mechanized Brigade, and 10th Army Corps, along with Ukrainian drone manufacturer Gurzuf Defense.

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Israel Hayom
“Incredible footage: Ukrainian military airlifts soldier to safety using drone”

Battlefield ingenuity: The Ukrainian military released extraordinary footage on Monday showing what it described as the world's first evacuation of a wounded soldier from the front line using an aerial drone. The "historic" mission comes at a sensitive time for Kyiv, which is facing a worrying deterioration in relations with Washington amid declining US support […] The post Incredible footage: Ukrainian military airlifts soldier to safety using drone appeared first on www.israelhayom.com .

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France 24 English
“Ukraine deploys drone to airlift wounded soldier in 'world-first' operation”

Ukraine has evacuated a wounded soldier from the front line using an aerial drone in what a Ukrainian army brigade has described as a world-first operation. The successful mission highlights the growing role of unmanned technology in battlefield evacuations as drones continue to shape the conflict between Ukraine and Russia.

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