A fighter of the Russian Armed Forces carried a wounded comrade under drone strikes for about 2 km.

A serviceman of the 74th brigade of the 41st Army dragged a wounded colleague for over 2 km to be evacuated by FPV drones of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU). The footage was made available to Izvestia on October 1.

It is specified that during a dash through an open area, the assault group of the 74th brigade of the 41st Army came under attack by an FPV drone. One of the fighters suffered shrapnel wounds to his legs and lost the ability to move independently. Despite the threat of a repeat attack, his comrades were able to drag him into a wooded area, but the time to wait for evacuation was limited.

At that moment, a group from another battalion came out to meet them. One of the fighters with the call sign Vorkuta, noticing the wounded man, offered to take him to the evacuation point. Throwing his friend on top of him, he covered about 2 km, running carrying him on his shoulders. Thanks to this, the wounded man was handed over to the doctors in a timely manner, and the assault group continued to complete the task.

"He is already in the hospital under the supervision of doctors," Vorkuta said.

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