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Ukraine uses heavy-lift drone to evacuate wounded soldier from front line

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Ukraine has reportedly carried out a first-of-its-kind evacuation in which a heavy-lift hexacopter drone extracted a wounded soldier from a dangerous frontline area. The operation was conducted in partnership with Gurzuf Defence. The injured soldier stayed in contact with the drone's operator throughout the extraction. The development could strengthen military rescue efforts, though safety and the risk of exposure during flights remain concerns. If the approach proves reliable, it may change how casualties are evacuated in hostile environments.

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