Lynx

The soldiers were returning from their positions and driving a radio-controlled ground robot back after unloading it. They spotted a wounded elderly man lying under a tree. Volodymyr had come under attack by a Russian FPV drone while riding his bicycle through a neighborhood that locals call "Dvistiplaniv". It's an area far from the center, where vehicles almost never go because of the drone threats.

The wounded man's son had called for help, but hoping for a quick evacuation was futile. Meanwhile, the father — with a torn cheek, a through-and-through wound in the sternum area, a severed finger, and multiple shrapnel wounds — was bleeding out.

Pavlo, the Corvus commander with the call sign "Cupid," offered to help. They loaded the wounded man onto the Lynx PRO ground robotic system, covered him with a camouflage blanket, and drove him across all of Druzhkivka — avoiding the central streets, hiding the drone under trees, and providing cover with small arms. About an hour later, the man reached the medics of the Kholodnyi Yar riflemen's battalion, who re-applied the bandage to his face and carried out the further evacuation by car.