Kyiv medics-in-training treat victims after drone hits their route
Russian forces attacked Kyiv and the surrounding region with drones throughout the day on Sept. 3. One of the drones fell onto a roadway and injured several people, striking just as a group of tactical medicine course participants happened to be driving by, according to the Kyiv City Center for National Resistance Training.
On September 3, Russian forces launched a series of drone attacks throughout Kyiv and the surrounding region. One of these drones impacted a road, causing injuries to several individuals. This incident occurred as a group of participants in a tactical medicine course were driving by the affected area. The Kyiv City Center for National Resistance Training reported that the trainees - Malvina, Satti, Margo, and Lilo, along with instructor Ruslan Kozak - quickly sprang into action, providing immediate first aid to an injured man and woman.
The center emphasized that their training had been directly applicable in this real-life emergency scenario. Just hours prior, they had been practicing similar techniques during their course. The center noted that while it is commendable that people approached the crash site with first-aid kits, the situation highlighted the critical importance of knowing how to use the supplies effectively and act promptly.
The center called upon Ukrainians to undergo first-aid training, asserting that in wartime, everyone should possess this knowledge to effectively assist themselves and others in critical moments.
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