‘My biggest fear was being shot down’: how an injured Ukrainian soldier
"Ukraine's 25-year-old soldier, Artem Lytvyn, was trapped in a "kill zone" and had to use a remote-controlled land robot to evacuate a fellow soldier who was wounded. The drone delivered supplies and transportation to Lytvyn, but it malfunctioned early in its mission. Despite the difficulties, Lytvyn managed to make it out alive, and he was eventually rescued by the drone's.
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Published 07 Nov 2026, 05:00 UTC · Updated 07 Nov 2026, 05:33 UTC
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