The boy who saved his brother from the drone of the Armed Forces of Ukraine told the details of what happened

Klim Anoshin, who saved his three-year-old brother from an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) The Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU), which attacked Belgorod, told Izvestia on July 24 that he noticed his injury only when he was convinced that his loved ones were all right.

"We all went to the entrance, I had time to examine everyone and only then realized that something was wrong with my arm," he said.

Klim clarifies that he was given first aid by his dad, who later took him to the nearest medical facility. There, doctors bandaged the boy's arm.

The child remembers that at the moment of the attack, he rushed towards his younger brother in order to push him away from their mother from the approaching drone. When the device crashed, Anoshin's grandmother was knocked down by the blast wave and he ran to her to help her up.

Klim is now safe in the children's regional hospital.

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On the same day, a correspondent of Izvestia learned about Klim's selfless act from his mother, Elizaveta Anoshina. She said that the incident occurred on July 19 during one of the walks with her two children and her mother. It was clarified that the boy hid his brother from the fragments of a drone that flew into a parked car and was injured himself.