2023年3月23日乌克兰军事护理人员撤离一名受伤的军人巴赫穆特附近的前线。

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“只是典型的一天”：拯救人们 乌克兰受伤士兵

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乌克兰军事护理人员撤离一名受伤的军人 2023年3月23日， 巴赫穆特附近的前线。

乌克兰Chasiv Yar

日落时分，医护人员站在路边，晒着乳胶 手套，等待着受伤的乌克兰士兵的到来。

驻扎在一个前线村庄，他们的工作是收集受伤的部队

已被军事护理人员从巴赫穆特中心撤离 战争中最血腥的战斗。

医疗小组的成员会提供一些挽救生命的治疗方法， 比如缝线， 气管切开术和肺部出血

去一个诊所，在那里他们会得到稳定的护理，然后再去一个更大的诊所 位于克拉马托尔斯克市中心的一家医院。

当电话传来时，他们就会沿着尘土飞扬的道路加速到达一个交汇点

在战斗中伤痕累累的查西夫亚尔镇附近。乌克兰军队 在定期炮击中。

在与军方用对讲机进行了充满脏话的交谈之后 一辆装甲车被警察挥手示意倒下

医疗人员和卸载人员伤亡。另一个很快就到了。他们 总共带四个。

![](/media/202412//1733453041.540695.jpeg)一名受伤的乌克兰士兵在被携带时闪烁着v形符号 2023年3月23日，远离巴赫穆附近的前线。

一个黑头发的男人脸色苍白，但还能走路，拖着一条腿。另一个 躺在担架上。他痛苦地做了个鬼脸，但却举起了一个手指

迹象

但当下一次快递在几分钟后到达时，必须有一个男人

装在一个黑色的身体袋里：他没有在整个旅程中幸存下来 前面

与他同行的是一名受伤、脑震荡的男子。

非装甲车辆上的医务人员变成了救护车 加速，有时骑马穿过田野，扬起尘土。

他们把这些人带到一个小诊所，在那里他们很快就稳定下来了 然后被疏散到一家医院。

30岁的医生安德里在加入医院之前是一名平民颌面外科医生 去年3月。

**“他年轻** **”**

当他谈到那个没有成功成功、即将死去的人时，他显然很沮丧 由于腿部受伤造成的“严重出血 ”。

“我不认识他，但他还年轻。伤口很严重。 ” 安德里说。

“这是我们典型的一天——不是典型的死亡，而是其余的 是典型的一天。 ”

安德里还在其他严重战斗的领域工作过，包括 但他说，控制巴克穆特的战斗是

最坏的情况

“很多截肢。颅骨损伤。我在腹部受伤了， ”

他说，列举了常见的伤害，并补充说，截肢几乎是 总是手臂。

![](/media/202412//1733453041.551154.jpeg)一名受了轻伤的乌克兰军人抵达了一个疏散点 2023年3月23日，在巴克穆特的前线附近。

这是著名的民族主义者达 ·芬奇的医疗服务 他的年轻指挥官在这个月被埋葬了

乌克兰总统泽伦斯基和乌克兰总统被炮击身亡 总司令出席。

年轻的医生们在一间小屋里过着日日夜夜的生活。在……期间

休息时间，他们在后面的房间里休息，听音乐，打扫他们的房间 他们叫救护车和喝绿茶。

他们在抖音上发布了一段视频，展示了他们的一天 3000的浏览量。

当电话传来时，它们就会迅速采取行动，跑到那里 救护车停在外面。

25岁的护士莉安娜说，她用“我的孩子 ”来处理战士的死亡 冷静。 ”

她毕业于2019年，刚从医学院毕业就加入了学校。“我们的团队精神是非常高， ”她补充道。

一名麻醉师的呼号叫马里克，他说了最多的两个词

刚带来的严重受伤的人被弹片击中，他的 团队能够从他们的四肢上取出止血带-恢复 这样他们就不需要截肢了。

当天早些时候，法新社记者看到达芬奇炮兵部队向一名法新社记者开火

M119 105毫米榴弹炮在俄罗斯阵地附近大约十几次 Bakhmut，使用U。.-1945年散发的弹药。

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'Just a Typical Day': Rescuing Wounded Soldiers on Ukraine Front

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Ukrainian military paramedics evacuate a wounded serviceman from the frontline near Bakhmut, March 23, 2023.

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Chasiv Yar, Ukraine —

Standing on the roadside at sunset, medics have snapped on their latex gloves, waiting for the arrival of wounded Ukrainian soldiers.

Based in a front-line village, their job is to collect injured troops who have been evacuated by military paramedics from Bakhmut, the center of the war's bloodiest fighting.

The medical team members give lifesaving treatment such as stitches, tracheotomies and draining blood from lungs as they rush the soldiers to a clinic where they get stabilizing care and then go on to a larger

hospital in the hub of Kramatorsk.

When the call comes, they speed along dusty roads to a meeting point near the battle-scarred town of Chasiv Yar. Ukrainian troops are

stationed all around amid regular shelling.

After expletive-laden exchanges on walkie-talkies with the military bringing out the injured, an armored vehicle is waved down by the medics and unloads casualties. Another arrives soon afterward. They bring four in total.

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A wounded Ukrainian seviceman flashes the V-sign as he is carried away from the frontline near Bakhmut, March 23, 2023.

One dark-haired man is pale but able to walk, dragging one leg. Another lies on a stretcher. He grimaces in pain but raises up his fingers in a V- sign.

But when the next delivery arrives minutes later, a man has to be moved in a black body bag: He did not survive the journey from the front.

Alongside him is a man who is walking injured, with a concussion.

The medics in nonarmored vehicles converted into ambulances

accelerate, at times riding through fields, throwing up clouds of dust. They take the men to a small clinic where they are quickly stabilized and evacuated to a hospital.

Medic Andriy, 30, was a civilian maxillofacial surgeon before joining up in March last year.

**'He was young'**

He is visibly upset as he talks about the man who did not make it, dying from "critical bleeding" from a leg injury.

"I don't know him,but he was young. The wound was very serious," Andriy says.

"This is our typical day - not typical that the guy died, but all the rest was a typical day."

Andriy has also worked in other areas of severe fighting, including

Lysychansk and Kherson, but he said the battle to control Bakhmut was the worst.

"A lot of amputations. Skull damage. Wounded in the abdominal area," he said, listing common injuries, adding that amputations were almost always of arms.

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A lightly wounded Ukrainian serviceman arrives at an evacuation point near the frontline at Bakhmut, March 23, 2023.

This is the medical service of the well-known nationalist Da Vinci

battalion,whose young commander was buried this month after he was killed by shelling, with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Ukraine's commander-in-chief attending.

The young medics spend days and nights in a small cottage. During downtime, they rest in a back room and listen to music, clean their ambulances and drink green tea.

They have posted a TikTok video showing their day that has more than 3,000 views.

When the call comes, they spring into action, running out to ambulancesparked outside.

Nurse Liana, 25, said she deals with fighters'deaths by keeping "my head cool."

She joined up in 2019, fresh from medical school. "Our team spirit is very high," she added.

An anesthetist, who gives his callsign as Marik, said the two most seriously injured men just brought in had shrapnel wounds, and his team was able to remove tourniquets from their limbs — restoring blood supply so they wouldn't require amputation.

Earlier in the day, AFP journalists saw a Da Vinci artillery unit fire an M119 105mm howitzer about a dozen times at Russian positions near Bakhmut, using U.S.-issued ammunition that dates to 1945.

2023年3月23日 乌克兰军事护理人员撤离一名受伤的军人 巴赫穆特附近的前线。

2023年3月23日乌克兰军事护理人员撤离一名受伤的军人巴赫穆特附近的前线。