对一线医护人员施加的压力乌克兰反击

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对一线医护人员施加的压力 乌克兰反击

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出版时间：2023年6月7日23：45

作者：AFP

![](/media/202412//1733466049.5104594.jpeg)在战争中，准确的伤亡人数是不可能做到的 核实

顿涅茨克地区（乌克兰）-乌克兰对俄罗斯的攻击 巴克穆特市两侧的阵地引发了移民人数的激增

战场伤亡和前线医护人员的压力。

准确的伤亡人数是无法核实，但是

很少承认损失的俄罗斯已经承认损失了71人 这是一场激烈战斗的迹象。

基辅尚未公布伤亡数字，但法新社记者看到了 乌克兰的军人站在前线附近的一个“稳定点 ” 治疗受伤的士兵。

医生们努力让头部和胸部受伤的部队存活，

断肢和灾难性的失血都有足够长的时间可以转移 去医院。

在混乱的夜班中，他们短暂停顿，解释了这个角色 第24机械化旅的医疗单位在乌克兰的战斗中驾驶

顿涅茨克地区的敌人。

“这是一份严肃的工作， ”一位名叫博格丹的军外科医生在他的脸上说 随着团队介入诊所走廊，心中充满了疲劳和担忧

稳定病人。

“它开始于战壕，当兄弟们提供止血带 他对法新社说。

-用手电筒工作-

他描述了军队是如何乘坐轻型皮卡和汽车从

前线，勇敢的敌人开火，把他们受伤的同志去分类 稳定点。

“我们也尽量靠近前线，缩短时间 疏散的时间， ”他说。

“我不想说平庸的话，但并没有没有损失的战争， ”他说 上述的“这些伤口会导致残疾。而这些人都是年轻人。"

在有窗户的房间里，外科医生和护理人员在旁边工作

在夜间点燃火炬，以避免泄露他们的位置给敌人 聚光灯和无人机。

在胶合板覆盖的地板上，有一堆堆浸满鲜血的绷带 聚集在小齿轮和手术台周围。一条被切断的脚躺着 旁边是一个装满废弃靴子的垃圾桶。

一名医生努力给一个包扎过伤口的伤员使用导管 他曾经有一只胳膊和腿的树桩。

许多医务人员在战前都在平民医疗保健部门工作。他们

他说， 自从俄罗斯执政以来，他们正面临着越来越激烈的场面 全面的入侵开始于16个月前。

-‘血液和疼痛 ’-

“随着时间的推移，你学会了如何不去想它。如果你经历了太多的事情

情感，你不可能有效。这就是为什么你要操作更多 创伤专家Yuriy说。

“你只是一个接一个地帮助你。当然，我们也有一些时刻。 时不时地，有一些东西会触动你，给你带来这些情绪。 ”

另一位医生纳塔利亚说，她看到同事们屈服于 在战时医院工作一个月后，她就保持了压力

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“我想我们这里的每个人都希望它能很快结束，因为人们 都累了， ”她说。

“但我们明白，这并不容易，也不会很快发生。"

随着乌克兰期待已久的进攻显然已经开始，两者都有

它的外国盟友和平民必须有耐心和尊重 牺牲的军队，尤里同意了。

乌克兰人“等待反攻，等着什么时候可以回去

到他们的前世。但这是巨大的损失。这是充满了流血和痛苦。 ” 他说。

“你不应该感到兴奋。这是一个巨大的和 困难的战争。 ”

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Pressure on frontline medics as Ukraine fights back

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PUBLISHED : 7 Jun 2023 at 23:45

WRITER: [AFP](https://search.bangkokpost.com/search/result_advanced?category=news&columnistName=AFP)

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![](/media/202412//1733466061.1635342.png)![](/media/202412//1733466061.1772614.png)Accurate numbers of dead and injured in the war are impossible to verify

DONETSK REGION (UKRAINE) - Ukraine's assault against Russian positions flanking the city of Bakhmuthas triggered a surge in

battlefield casualties and piled pressure on frontline medics.

Accurate numbers of dead and injured are impossible to verify but Russia, which rarely confirms its losses, has admitted to losing 71 troops in three days -- a sign of intense combat.

Kyiv has not released casualty figures, but AFP journalists saw

Ukrainian military medics at a "stabilisation point" near the front treating wounded soldiers.

Doctors fought to keep alive troops with head and chest wounds,

severed limbs and catastrophic blood loss long enough to be transferred to hospital.

In brief pauses during a chaotic overnight shift, they explained the role of the 24th mechanised brigade's medical unit as Ukraine fights to drive the enemy out of the Donetsk region.

"This is a serious job," said a military surgeon named Bogdan, his face etched with fatigue and concern as teams intervened in clinic corridors to stabilise patients.

"It begins in the trenches, when brothers-in-arms supply tourniquets to each other, and combat medics are working," he told AFP.

- Working by torchlight -

He described how the troops, racing in light pick-ups and cars from the front, brave enemy fire to bring their wounded comrades for triage at the stabilisation point.

"And we also try to be as close as possible to the frontline, to shorten the time of evacuation," he said.

"I don't want to say banal things, but there is no war without losses," he said. "These wounds lead to disabilities. And these are young people."

In rooms with windows, the surgeons and paramedics work by torchlight at night to avoid giving their position away to enemy spotters and drones.

On the plywood-covered floor, wads of blood-soaked bandages

accumulate around gurneys and operating tables. A severed foot lies next to a bin overflowing with abandoned boots.

A doctor struggles to apply a catheter to a burly casualty with bandaged stumps where he once had an arm and a leg.

Many of the medics worked in civilian healthcare before the war. They said they are facing such intense scenes more and more since Russia's all-out invasion began 16 months ago.

- 'Blood and pain' -

"With time you learn how not to dwell on it. If you experience too much emotion, you cannot be effective. And that's why you operate more

mechanically," said trauma specialist Yuriy.

"You just help one after another. But of course we have some moments. Now and again, something touches you and brings you these emotions."

Another medic, Nataliya, said she had seen colleagues succumb to

stress within a month of working in a war-time hospital, while she kept going.

"I think every one of us here wishes it would end soon, because people are tired," she said.

"But we understand that it's not easy and it's not going to happen fast."

As Ukraine's long-anticipated offensive apparently gets underway, both its foreign allies and civilians have to be patient and respect the

sacrifices of the troops, Yuriy agreed.

Ukrainians "wait for a counteroffensive and for when they can go back to their previous lives. But it's heavy losses. It's a lot of blood and pain," he said.

"You shouldn't be overwhelmed with euphoria. This is a huge and difficult war."

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