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Wounded Ukrainian Soldier Rescued From Front Lines By Aerial Drone

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October 20, 2026
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In what Ukraine’s military is calling a historic first, a soldier who suffered injuries to both legs on the battlefield was flown to safety by an unmanned aerial drone. His fellow servicemen say the soldier is “a hero” who didn’t hesitate to strap himself to the hexacopter drone and fly at low altitude to reach his unit.

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