乌克兰使用无人机疏散受伤士兵-报告

![](/media/202412//1733467279.162796.png)乌克兰正在撤离伤员

通过把士兵们装上子弹

大型无人机，在什么地方很可能是一个 战场第一，报告说

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2023年8月7日，格林尼治时间下午6：53，+8

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![](/media/202412//1733467279.1910157.jpeg)乌克兰军人在疏散伤员时帮助一名战友

在乌克兰什楚罗夫村被夺回的一个附近地区的士兵 2022年9月。

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乌克兰正在使用货运无人机运送受伤的士兵 据《经济学人》报道，这是在战场上。

据报道，无人机可重397磅，最高可达43英里 上述的

乌克兰是世界上第一个做到这样做的国家 经济学家。

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乌克兰正在使用货运无人机疏散在战斗中受伤的士兵

据《经济学人》报道，这可能是第一次

在任何战场上。

乌克兰已经部署了能够携带397磅重的大型无人机 报告称，重量可达43英里。它是美国的第一个国家 据《经济学人》报道，世界各地都将这样做。

目前还不清楚乌克兰使用无人机运输了多少次

受伤的军队，或者它在这个国家的哪个地方这样做过。 在冲突期间，伤亡人数一直在稳步增加。

一份所谓的美国国防情报局的文件估计在

今年4月，乌克兰有多达11.3,500名士兵受伤

自俄罗斯全面发射以来，有18万受伤的俄罗斯人 据路透社报道，2022年2月的恐怖袭击。

然而，没有证实的数字，有多少乌克兰或

俄罗斯士兵在战斗中受伤或死亡，两者都没有 国家提供了他们自己军队的详细数字。

受伤的乌克兰士兵已经接受了一线医生的治疗 在乌克兰西部远离前线， 以及在其他欧洲地区

一些国家，在用火车运输后。

与此同时，英国情报部门在7月份表示，高达50%的俄罗斯人参与其中

乌克兰的战斗死亡事件是可以预防的，而且的发生是由于

糟糕的医疗供应。

被俘的俄罗斯士兵也描述了被留下的死亡。

乌克兰使用无人机运送受伤的士兵就是其中的一个例子 乌克兰是如何学习使用新技术的？

该报告指出，这最终可能会使其他军队受益。

乌克兰在战斗中也不得不考虑使用临时武器 而这场战争正被用来测试一些先进的武器

第一次出现大规模扩张。

乌克兰国防部长和工业专家告诉《金融家》 他们为北约获得了有价值的见解

这些国家在战场上使用了一些先进的武器。

美国还提出帮助乌克兰建立一个“创伤登记处 ” 士兵如何受伤，治疗，和他们的命运的数据库

对乌克兰及其盟友和更广泛的医学都是有用的信息， 《经济学人》报道，阿富汗也做了类似的事情

和伊拉克。

原文地址<https://www.businessinsider.com/ukraine-evacuating-> 受伤士兵使用无人机的报告-2023-8年

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Ukraine is evacuating wounded soldiers by loading them onto large drones, in what is likely a battlefield first, report says

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[Sinéad Baker](https://www.businessinsider.com/author/sinead-baker)

Aug 7, 2023, 6:53 PM GMT+8

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Ukrainian servicemen help a comrade during an evacuation of injured soldiers in a region near theretaken village of Shchurove, Ukraine, in September 2022.

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Ukraine is using cargo drones to carry injured soldiers from the battlefield, [The Economist reported.](https://www.economist.com/international/2023/08/04/what-ukraines-bloody-battlefield-is-teaching-medics)

The drones can carry 397-pound weights for up to 43 miles, the report said.

Ukraine is the first country in the world to do this, according to The Economist.

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Ukraine is using cargo drones to evacuate soldiers wounded fighting

against Russian forces, [The Economist reported](https://www.economist.com/international/2023/08/04/what-ukraines-bloody-battlefield-is-teaching-medics), in what is likely a first on any battlefield.

Ukraine has deployed large drones that are able to carry 397-pound

weights for up to 43 miles, the report said. It is the first country in the world to do so, The Economist reported.

It is not clear how many times Ukraine has used drones to transport injured troops, or in what parts of the country it has done so.

Casualty figures have been steadily increasing during the conflict.

A purported US Defence Intelligence Agency document estimated in

April that Ukraine had up to 113,500 wounded soldiers, compared to up to 180,000 wounded Russians, since Russia launched its full-scale

invasion in February 2022, [Reuters reported](https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/ukraine-war-already-with-up-354000-casualties-likely-drag-us-documents-2023-04-12/#:~:text=MOSCOW%2C%20April%2012%20(Reuters),U.S.%20intelligence%20documents%20posted%20online.).

However, there are no verified figures for how many Ukrainian or Russian soldiers have been injured or killed fighting, with neither country giving detailed figures on their own troops.

![](/media/202412//1733467291.7370942.png)Wounded Ukrainian soldiers have been [treated by front-line medics](https://www.voanews.com/a/just-a-typical-day-rescuing-wounded-soldiers-on-ukraine-front/7020565.html#:~:text=The%20medical%20team%20members%20give,in%20the%20hub%20of%20Kramatorsk.), in Western Ukraine far from the frontlines, and in other European

countries, after being transported by train.

Meanwhile, UK intelligence said in July that up to 50% of Russian combat fatalities in Ukraine were preventable, and happened due to poor medical provisions.

Captured Russian soldiers have also [described](https://www.businessinsider.com/russian-soldier-said-his-army-left-him-behind-when-injured-2022-11?r=US&IR=T) being [left to die](https://www.businessinsider.com/russian-mercenaries-told-to-leave-wounded-comrades-behind-ukraine-intel-2023-1?r=US&IR=T).

Ukraine's use of drones to transport injured soldiers is one example of how Ukraine is learning lessons about using new technologies, in ways that could ultimately benefit other armies, the report noted.

Ukraine has also had to look to improvised weapons in its fight against Russia, and the war is being used to test some advanced weaponry on a large scale for the first time.

![](/media/202412//1733467291.7487798.png)Ukraine's defense minister and industry experts told the Financial Times last month that they're getting valuable insight for NATO countries by using some advanced weapons on the battlefield.

The US has also offered to help Ukraine build a "trauma registry," a

database of how soldiers are injured, treated, and their fate, which

would be useful information for Ukraine, its allies, and wider medicine, The Economist reported, with something similar done in Afghanistan and Iraq.

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