The case began with reports of Ukrainian soldiers being rescued by dogs that detected a Russian reconnaissance group. Later, information emerged about rescue dogs working at attack sites in Zaporizhzhia, assisting in locating both survivors and remains of the deceased. It was also noted that dogs respond to human emotions, highlighting their role in rescue operations.
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Military officer Rostyslav described how his unit of 36 soldiers was saved by dogs that detected a Russian reconnaissance and sabotage group. One of the dogs, 18-year-old Kuzia, was found injured in Kharkiv Oblast and has since become Rostyslav's companion.
додано інформацію про роботу собак після атак
In Zaporizhzhia, searches for people continue at the sites of Russian attacks. Rescue dogs Milka and Nota, obtained from the State Emergency Service's canine center, assist in finding both living individuals and remains of the deceased.
Цитата про емоції собак у контексті порятунку
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