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Ukraine Says Drone Airlifted Injured Soldier in What It Calls a World First

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A Ukrainian brigade has released video footage showing a drone being used to evacuate an injured soldier. The drone descends to ground level, where a soldier in combat gear attaches himself to a winch on board. He is then lifted into the air by the drone. The brigade describes the operation as a world first, though the article provides no further details on the location or date. The source material is limited, so the claim of novelty has not been independently verified.

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