Sappers were at the operation: an unexploded grenade was taken from the body of a wounded soldier (photo 18+)

Nadya Prishlyak, Ekaterina Prisyazhnyuk17:55, 01/09/23

The operation was performed by one of the most experienced military surgeons.

Doctors saved a soldier with an unexploded grenade in his body / photo from UNIAN
Doctors saved a soldier with an unexploded grenade in his body / photo from UNIAN

Military doctors successfully performed an operation to remove an unexploded VOG grenade from the body of a wounded soldier.

The grenade was removed in the presence of two sappers who insured the safety of medical personnel, the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine reported on Telegram.

“This is a shock. Pleasant. Not every wound in the heart is fatal,” the report said.

Doctors rescued a soldier who had an unexploded grenade in his body / photo t.me/ministry_of_defense_ua
Doctors rescued a soldier who had an unexploded grenade in his body / photo t.me/ministry_of_defense_ua

The Ministry of Defense added that the operation was carried out by one of the most experienced surgeons of the Armed Forces of Ukraine – Andrei Verba – without electrocoagulation, since the grenade could detonate at any moment.

Doctors saved a soldier who had an unexploded grenade in his body / photo t.me/ministry_of_defense_ua
Doctors saved a soldier who had an unexploded grenade in his body / photo t.me/ministry_of_defense_ua

It is noted that after the operation, the wounded soldier was sent for further rehabilitation and recovery.

Unique operations in Ukraine – what was reported

In the summer in Lviv, surgeons performed an operation that helped save a man’s leg from amputation . For the first time in Ukraine, doctors used such a large bast shoe for transplantation – 15 cm.

It also became known that a super-complicated operation was performed in Kiev – a splinter was removed from a working heart to a soldier .

The VOG grenade launcher round is a 40 mm fragmentation ammunition for grenade launchers, which combines a grenade and a propellant in a cartridge case.

(c)UNIAN 2023

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  1. Amazing work God bless the Ukrainian medics, staff, surgeons, evac teams and all others whom save lives and help them recover.

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