The SBU Special Operations Center "A" has a unique unit of combat medics has a unique unit of combat medics who have saved the lives of hundreds of of Ukrainian defenders on the front line. The work of these doctors is described in the film "Combat medics. Death will wait" from the documentary series "SBU. Special Operations. Victory", the SBU press service reported, according to UNN.
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For almost two years of full-scale invasion, they have conducted a large number of surgical interventions under fire in the hottest spots of the of the war.
These are real special forces. They perform their tasks in close proximity to the contact line. In 10-15 kilometers from the front line from the front line, they perform complex surgical interventions and bring back our brothers from the dead. These are doctors from God
According to him, the servicemen of the SBU's Special Forces "A" have been fighting since 2014, but after the full-scale invasion, there was a need to strengthen medical direction.
This unit of the SBU's CSO "A" was modeled after the medical corps of the world's best corps of the world's best armies - the United States, France, and Germany.
Now we have much more practical experience on the battlefield. And, in fact, they are learning from us
Vasyl Malyuk noted that combat medics save not only not only the employees of the CSO "A", but also all the servicemen of the Defense Forces who in need of emergency medical care.
Special Forces medics can quickly deploy their operational medics deployed almost anywhere near the contact line. This gives the opportunity to save more lives. After all, the further you need to transport a seriously wounded person from the battlefield, the less likely they are to survive.
The film tells the stories of soldiers who had almost zero chances of survival. One of them is about an anti-aircraft gunner from the Armed Forces of Ukraine whose car was hit by an enemy hit by an enemy anti-tank missile, and another is about a fighter who, after being wounded a highly complex heart surgery near the front line.
Information about the combat medics of the SSU's Center "A" is classified. International practice shows that the names of these doctors, their movements, and professional details should be kept secret. Because the value of each of their lives is multiplied by hundreds of of lives they have saved.