Junior Sergeant Andrey Ignatenko saved two wounded artillerymen from an attack by a Baba Yaga drone
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Junior Sergeant Andrei Ignatenko pulled out two wounded artillerymen from the attack of the Baba Yaga drone, one of whom was shell-shocked and could not move independently, and then took them to the medical unit for assistance.
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The message came from the Russian Ministry of Defense as part of coverage of the actions of military personnel in the combat zone.
Junior Sergeant Andrei Ignatenko pulled out two wounded artillerymen from an attack by a Baba Yaga drone.
One of the wounded was shell-shocked and could not move independently.
The wounded were promptly evacuated to the medical unit, where they received qualified assistance.
MOSCOW, October 5 - RIA Novosti. The gun commander of the Russian Armed Forces, junior sergeant Andrei Ignatenko, rescued two artillerymen wounded by the Baba Yaga drone, one of whom was shell-shocked, and sent them to the medical unit, the Russian Ministry of Defense reports.
The firing position of the Ignatenko battery was suddenly attacked by a Baba Yaga-type attack drone. The drone dropped ammunition, as a result of which two servicemen received shrapnel wounds of varying severity, one of them was shell-shocked and could not move independently.
“Junior Sergeant Ignatenko, risking his own life and under the threat of repeated defeat from the air, single-handedly pulled the wounded out of the danger zone and delivered them to the evacuation point, ensuring constant monitoring of their condition,” the report says.
Open Questions
- What type of munition was dropped by the drone?
- Where exactly did the attack take place (what region)?
- What are the current health conditions of the rescued artillerymen?
