A soldier carried a wounded colleague out of a DPR shelter using a backpack.

Sergei Kiselyov, commander of the assault platoon of the 102nd assault regiment of the Center group of forces, carried a wounded colleague from a Shelter in the Donetsk People's Republic (DPR) to the rear area using a backpack. As the commander said on June 24, he made holes in the backpack for arms and legs, secured the wounded man in it and carried him on his back.

"I brought people in and on the way back I found him (a wounded colleague. — Ed.). He was hit by a mine, he couldn't walk on his own. <...> I cut holes in the backpack for his feet, cut out for his arms, hung [the backpack] back to back on his shoulders and went forward," the commander said in an interview with TASS.

He added that at the same time it was necessary to fire automatic weapons at the drones of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, which were trying to attack.

According to the commander, the wounded colleague was taken out and sent to the rear.

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