Ukraine says it carried out first drone airlift of wounded soldier from front line
Also reported by Newsweek
Summary
Ukraine's military said it successfully used a drone to airlift a wounded soldier from a dangerous front-line area. The rescue was done because a ground mission was too risky due to landmines and enemy drones nearby.Key Facts
- The Ukrainian 92nd Assault Brigade conducted the drone airlift.
- A ground rescue was impossible due to surrounding landmines and high Russian drone activity.
- The drone used was a heavy hexacopter, controlled remotely.
- The operation was described as very difficult but stable.
- BBC Verify confirmed the identity of the soldier in the video and found no signs of video manipulation or AI involvement.
- This is reportedly the world's first drone airlift of a wounded soldier from a combat zone.
- The footage was released by the Ukrainian military.
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