Junior Sergeant Nurseitov carried two wounded comrades out from under the shelling of the Armed Forces of Ukraine

Senior Sergeant Vladimir Ukhanev provided uninterrupted and stable communications in the battalion tactical group of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation (RF Armed Forces) and restored the communications equipment damaged by enemy mortar fire. The Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation on Tuesday, April 15, reported on the exploits of Russian servicemen committed in the area of a special military operation (SVO).

During the retreat, the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) fired mortars at Russian units and damaged communications equipment, which disrupted communication in the group. Ukhanev, realizing the need to immediately restore communication, moved to the site of the damage. The senior sergeant, having all the necessary skills, quickly got to the right point and restored the radio network. Thanks to this, the Russian military was able to transfer the coordinates of the AFU firing positions and successfully eliminate them.

The Russian Defense Ministry also noted the steadfastness and professionalism of the guard of Junior Sergeant Kairat Nurseitov, who, acting as part of the battalion tactical group of the Russian Armed Forces, participated in the liberation of a settlement in the SVO zone.

During the clash, a group under Nurseitov's command came under artillery fire from the Ukrainian Armed Forces, and several Russian servicemen received shrapnel wounds. Two of the injured were unable to get out of the shelling themselves, and the junior sergeant carried them to a safe place, after which he provided first aid and ensured their evacuation to a field hospital for further treatment. Then Nurseitov returned to the battle, as a result of which the settlement was liberated.

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