‘On tour in hell’: Wounded Ukrainian soldiers evacuated

‘On tour in hell’: Wounded Ukrainian soldiers evacuated

DONETSK REGION, Ukraine (AP) — Their hands are blackened and grimy from the fight. Some are still wearing their combat boots, small flecks of black soil from the battlefield clinging to their torsos, bare under the emergency blanket. Read more...

'On tour in hell': Wounded Ukrainian soldiers evacuated from eastern Donetsk region

Wounded soldiers are stretchered into the waiting medical evacuation bus by members of the Hospitallers, a Ukrainian organization of volunteer paramedics who work on the front lines in the war in Ukraine. The soldiers were all wounded recently in fierce fighting in Ukraine's eastern Donetsk region, where Russian forces have been pressing advances.

'We were in hell': injured Ukrainian soldiers are evacuated - Le Canada Français

DONETSK REGION, Ukraine — Leurs mains sont noircies et salies par le combat. Certains portent encore leurs bottes de combat; de petites taches de terre noire du champ de bataille s’accrochent à leur torse nu sous la couverture d’urgence. Des membres des Hospitaliers, une organisation ukrainienne d’auxiliaires médicaux bénévoles qui travaillent sur les lignes de front de la guerre en Ukraine, transportent les soldats blessés, dont la tête est ban…

'On Tour in Hell': Wounded Ukrainian Soldiers Evacuated

Their hands are blackened and grimy from the fight. Some are still wearing their combat boots, small flecks of black soil from the battlefield clinging to their torsos, bare under the emergency blanket.

“A tour through hell”: the photos of Ukrainian soldiers injured and evacuated in the battle of Bakhmut

The military arrives on a stretcher to the medical evacuation bus of Hospitallers, a Ukrainian organization of volunteer paramedics that works on the war front. SENSITIVE IMAGES

‘On tour in hell’: Wounded Ukrainian soldiers evacuated

Their hands are blackened and grimy from the fight. Some are still wearing their combat boots, small flecks of black soil from the battlefield clinging to their torsos, bare under the emergency blanket.