Corporal Fomenko carried out two wounded soldiers from under the shelling of the Armed Forces of Ukraine

Private Bogdan Adonin was tasked with delivering ammunition to the positions of the Russian Armed Forces (RF Armed Forces) near the line of contact. On the way to the destination, Adonin's car came under mortar fire from the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU). The Ministry of Defense on Wednesday, May 14, reported on the exploits of Russian servicemen in the area of the special military operation (SVO).

Along with the mortar attack, enemy FPV drones tried to attack the car. Adonin began to maneuver, diverting the transport from enemy attacks. He soon managed to get to a safe area. The car was not damaged, so the private continued to complete the task and promptly delivered ammunition to the designated position.

The Russian Defense Ministry also noted the brave and decisive actions of Corporal Roman Fomenko, who provided first aid to injured soldiers during the clash. The Ukrainian Armed Forces opened artillery fire on the Russian troops, after which they tried to break through the defenses. Fomenko noticed that two soldiers had received severe shrapnel wounds, and immediately carried them out from under continuous enemy fire. The corporal provided first aid to the injured and arranged for their further transportation to the hospital.

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Earlier, on May 13, the Russian Defense Ministry reported that Lieutenant Vladimir Yadrov led a group of the Russian Armed Forces during the assault on a fortified stronghold of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.