The Armed Forces soldier after five wounds saw a drone and hoped that he was governed by his brothers (video)

According to journalists, the 47th Mechanized Brigade has unique opportunities for the rapid evacuation of the wounded. The only operator of M2 Bradley's infantry fighting vehicles in Ukraine often sends these BMPs to save the infantry that has been surrounded. The wounded Ukrainian soldier Dmitry, who was ambushed and suffered five bullet wounds in the area west of the destroyed Avdiivka, knew that he had a little time before he was floating with blood. Forbes writes about it.

He gave a signal of the drone, hoping that the drone would be Ukrainian, not Russian, and that operators would inform the rescue team. It worked. In the 47th OMBR told the history of a soldier. Dmitry's unit was probably in the area of ​​the village of Krasnogorivka when he came under Russian fire. "I got five shots and became inadvertent. To save my life, I answered the safe area to give myself first aid, but it didn't work," Dmitry recalled. It is unclear about what happened to his brothers.

"I was waiting for a miracle that they would find me," he said. The imposed turnstiles were only a delayed. The drone still appeared, but there was no opportunity to make sure that he is Ukrainian, not Russian. If the fighter issued his shelter to the Russian intelligence drone, his operators could direct FPV or artillery. Dmitry risked and at his own risk began to signal that he needed help. He pointed to the clock, they say, time is floating.

He then pulled out a military ticket to confirm that he was his own. Doctors waited for favorable conditions and evacuated the wounded fighter on Bradley. The 47th Mechanized Brigade has unique opportunities for the rapid evacuation of the wounded. It is the only operator of the infantry fighting machines of M2 Bradley American production. The brigade often sends these BMPs to save the infantry units that have fallen into the environment and the removal of the wounded from the leading positions.

Only an hour after the drone signal near the shelter Dmitry appeared BMP Bradley. Two soldiers helped to tighten the soldier in a car, within which, apparently, the doctors were waiting. M2 brought Dmitry to a safe place in Ukrainian positions, where the ambulance brigade was likely to take responsibility. "I am in the hospital now, I'm being treated," Dmitry explained.

This case is a new reminder of why the 47th mechanized brigade value its M2 and why the United States sent about 100 such armored vehicles as part of a recent assistance package. We will remind that the troops of the Russian Federation advanced in the area of ​​Pokrovsk. On June 11, the Russian soldiers have attacked Ukrainian positions 24 times in the Pokrovsky direction. Some of the attacks were successfully repelled, the enemy suffered losses.