A mine tail was removed from a soldier's leg in a front-line hospital

This is reported by Facts.Health.

Combat medics are close to fighters during military operations and provide immediate medical care to those in need.

This job is very dangerous, but also extremely important, usually medics risk their own lives for the sake of others.

Recently, in one of the front-line hospitals, a wounded soldier was found to have a mine tail feathering. The mine fragment had damaged the main vessels in his leg.

The surgical team successfully managed the difficult task of removing the mine fragment and saving the warrior's leg.