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42nd Mechanized Brigade soldiers evacuated wounded Russian from the battlefield

  • Earliest collected report:ArmyINFORM

Soldiers of the 42nd separate mechanized brigade evacuated a wounded Russian serviceman who attempted to surrender. After the destruction of an enemy bunker, the Russian emerged but was attacked by an FPV drone. Ukrainian forces used a ground robotic complex for his rescue.

In brief

  • The 42nd Brigade soldiers evacuated a wounded Russian from the battlefield.
  • The Russian attempted to surrender after the bunker was destroyed.
  • The wounded soldier was attacked by an FPV drone during his surrender attempt.
  • A ground robotic complex was used for the evacuation.
  • The video of the evacuation was published on the brigade’s page.
Covered by 2 of 6 media groups
  • Budget 1 source
  • Public money not in the collected reports
  • Media business 2 sources
  • Big capital not in the collected reports
  • Readers and grants not in the collected reports
  • Undisclosed not in the collected reports

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    • first item
    • earliest
    • national desk

    «Врятувати окупанта Рязанцева»: як бійці 42-ї ОМБр евакуювали пораненого росіянина

    • first item
    • caught up, 6 h later
    • national desk

    Після знищення ворожого бліндажу звідти виліз росіянин і забажав здатись в полон, йдучи за українським дроном. Але командири вирішили, що "…

  • Цензор.НЕТMedia business
    • first item
    • caught up, 8 h later
    • national desk

    Росіянин хотів здатися в полон, але його атакував власний FPV-дрон: бійці 42-ї ОМБр врятували пораненого окупанта за допомогою НРК. ВIДЕО

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