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Ukraine's 475th Separate Assault Regiment CODE 9.2 evacuated two severely wounded soldiers over the past week using the Ukrainian-made StarGate aerial casevac drone. Ground evacuation was impossible because of terrain, water obstacles and Russian FPV threats. In one mission, StarGate flew nearly 30 km to the casualty and roughly... show more

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medoyid_ua10 days ago

With a payload of up to 150 kg, StarGate can also carry supplies to positions ground routes cannot reach. Ukraine is building battlefield logistics around the same aircraft that gets wounded soldiers out.

Kweku Oyirifi10 days ago

They better include about 4 fpv drones to guard casevacs.

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⛑️Ukraine has now carried out at least three known aerial evacuations of wounded soldiers from the battlefield using heavy drones. In two new cases reported by SkyFall, Ukraine’s 475th Separate Assault Regiment CODE 9.2 evacuated two severely wounded soldiers using StarGate drones. During one mission, the drone flew nearly 60 km round-trip despite Russian GPS jamming, relying on AI-assisted navigation. Vampire heavy drones provided cover. Both soldiers were rescued from the gray zone, approximately 5 km from the Russian border, where ground evacuation was impossible. Together with an earlier aerial CASEVAC using a Gurzuf Defence drone, this brings the number of publicly known cases to three.

⛑️Ukraine has now carried out at least three known aerial evacuations of wounded soldiers from the battlefield using heavy drones. In two new cases reported by SkyFall, Ukraine’s 475th Separate Assault Regiment CODE 9.2 evacuated two severely wounded soldiers using StarGate drones. During one mission, the drone flew nearly 60 km round-trip despite Russian GPS jamming, relying on AI-assisted navigation. Vampire heavy drones provided cover. Both soldiers were rescued from the gray zone, approximately 5 km from the Russian border, where ground evacuation was impossible. Together with an earlier aerial CASEVAC using a Gurzuf Defence drone, this brings the number of publicly known cases to three.

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Two drone evacuations in one week: CODE 9.2 fighters rescue wounded Defenders from the battlefield using StarGate UAVs. The 129th Brigade contacted CODE 9.2 for help evacuating wounded Defenders. Due to difficult terrain and the threat of FPV drones, reaching them by land was impossible. The only option was an aerial route. Over the course of a week, CODE 9.2 planned and successfully carried out two evacuation missions. During one of them, a StarGate UAV travelled nearly 30 km to reach a wounded Warrior’s position and covered the same distance on the return flight, with the Warrior on board. The drone was manufactured by SkyFall, and its development took a year. During the mission, Russian forces attempted to jam satellite navigation signals using electronic warfare systems. However, thanks to its AI-based navigation system and the pilots’ expertise, the drone continued its mission. Among those rescued were 25-year-old Yevhen, callsign “Izium,” and 24-year-old Artem, callsign “Kolobok.” Oleksandr Nastenko, callsign “Flint,” commander of the 475th Separate Assault Regiment “CODE 9.2,” stressed that the priority now is to scale up this experience and make such missions standard practice. 📹️️️️️️: CODE 9.2

Two drone evacuations in one week: CODE 9.2 fighters rescue wounded Defenders from the battlefield using StarGate UAVs. The 129th Brigade contacted CODE 9.2 for help evacuating wounded Defenders. Due to difficult terrain and the threat of FPV drones, reaching them by land was impossible. The only option was an aerial route. Over the course of a week, CODE 9.2 planned and successfully carried out two evacuation missions. During one of them, a StarGate UAV travelled nearly 30 km to reach a wounded Warrior’s position and covered the same distance on the return flight, with the Warrior on board. The drone was manufactured by SkyFall, and its development took a year. During the mission, Russian forces attempted to jam satellite navigation signals using electronic warfare systems. However, thanks to its AI-based navigation system and the pilots’ expertise, the drone continued its mission. Among those rescued were 25-year-old Yevhen, callsign “Izium,” and 24-year-old Artem, callsign “Kolobok.” Oleksandr Nastenko, callsign “Flint,” commander of the 475th Separate Assault Regiment “CODE 9.2,” stressed that the priority now is to scale up this experience and make such missions standard practice. 📹️️️️️️: CODE 9.2

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Ukrainian troops evacuate wounded soldiers from the battlefield twice using a StarGate drone Soldiers from the CODE 9.2 unit helped the 129th Brigade evacuate wounded troops who could not be reached by land due to difficult terrain and the threat of FPV drones. Over the course of a week, the military carried out two successful missions using the StarGate UAV manufactured by SkyFall. During one operation, the drone flew nearly 30 km to the wounded soldier’s position and the same distance back with the soldier on board. Despite the enemy’s attempts to jam satellite navigation using electronic warfare systems, StarGate continued its flight thanks to its AI-based navigation system and the pilots’ work. The unit’s commander said the priority now is to scale up this experience and make such evacuations a regular practice.

Ukrainian troops evacuate wounded soldiers from the battlefield twice using a StarGate drone Soldiers from the CODE 9.2 unit helped the 129th Brigade evacuate wounded troops who could not be reached by land due to difficult terrain and the threat of FPV drones. Over the course of a week, the military carried out two successful missions using the StarGate UAV manufactured by SkyFall. During one operation, the drone flew nearly 30 km to the wounded soldier’s position and the same distance back with the soldier on board. Despite the enemy’s attempts to jam satellite navigation using electronic warfare systems, StarGate continued its flight thanks to its AI-based navigation system and the pilots’ work. The unit’s commander said the priority now is to scale up this experience and make such evacuations a regular practice.

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❗️Soldiers of the 🇺🇦475th Assault Regiment CODE 9.2 performed the third aerial evacuation of a wounded Ukrainian serviceman with the help of the heavy unmanned system StarGate.

❗️Soldiers of the 🇺🇦475th Assault Regiment CODE 9.2 performed the third aerial evacuation of a wounded Ukrainian serviceman with the help of the heavy unmanned system StarGate.

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CODE 9.2 has carried out its third successful aerial evacuation by drone. This time, the CASEVAC StarGate drone flew more than 15 km one way to rescue Ukrainian Defender Andrii, call sign "Donbas," just 2 km from the Russian border. Ground evacuation was impossible due to difficult terrain, minefields, and constant Russian FPV drone attacks. Andrii spent 57 days at his position after being wounded by a mine explosion. He is now receiving medical treatment. In just a week and a half, this technology has helped save the lives of three severely wounded Ukrainian Defenders.

CODE 9.2 has carried out its third successful aerial evacuation by drone. This time, the CASEVAC StarGate drone flew more than 15 km one way to rescue Ukrainian Defender Andrii, call sign "Donbas," just 2 km from the Russian border. Ground evacuation was impossible due to difficult terrain, minefields, and constant Russian FPV drone attacks. Andrii spent 57 days at his position after being wounded by a mine explosion. He is now receiving medical treatment. In just a week and a half, this technology has helped save the lives of three severely wounded Ukrainian Defenders.

Anton Gerashchenko

24,349 views • 3 days ago

Ukraine's 475th Regiment "Code 9.2" destroyed two Russian soldiers on the Zaporizhzhia front using a two-drone combination: one observing, one striking. #Ukraine

Ukraine's 475th Regiment "Code 9.2" destroyed two Russian soldiers on the Zaporizhzhia front using a two-drone combination: one observing, one striking. #Ukraine

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Ukraine's 475th Assault Regiment, Code 9.2, showed preparations to launch a heavy Stargate multicopter for casualty evacuation. The approach may expand, but the aircraft is highly vulnerable to enemy fire and would likely need strong protection from Ukrainian forces. #Ukraine

Ukraine's 475th Assault Regiment, Code 9.2, showed preparations to launch a heavy Stargate multicopter for casualty evacuation. The approach may expand, but the aircraft is highly vulnerable to enemy fire and would likely need strong protection from Ukrainian forces. #Ukraine

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16,229 views • 15 days ago

Ukraine’s CODE 9.2 unit has carried out its third aerial evacuation of a wounded soldier using SkyFall’s StarGate heavy drone. The drone flew over 15 km to rescue a 54-year-old soldier who had spent 57 days on his position after being wounded by a mine. The technology only began appearing in Ukrainian units a few weeks ago, and we already have four publicly known aerial drone evacuations, three of them using StarGate.

Ukraine’s CODE 9.2 unit has carried out its third aerial evacuation of a wounded soldier using SkyFall’s StarGate heavy drone. The drone flew over 15 km to rescue a 54-year-old soldier who had spent 57 days on his position after being wounded by a mine. The technology only began appearing in Ukrainian units a few weeks ago, and we already have four publicly known aerial drone evacuations, three of them using StarGate.

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Video from Ukraine's 475th Assault Regiment "Code 9.2" of two turtle tanks engaging Russian positions. The tanks sustain multiple FPV and mine strikes. They are escorted by a Vampire heavy bomber drone, FPV, and Mavic.

Video from Ukraine's 475th Assault Regiment "Code 9.2" of two turtle tanks engaging Russian positions. The tanks sustain multiple FPV and mine strikes. They are escorted by a Vampire heavy bomber drone, FPV, and Mavic.

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879,543 views • 1 month ago

❗️Assault Regiment “🇺🇦Code 9.2” conducted two aerial evacuations of severely wounded soldiers using heavy drones within a week.

❗️Assault Regiment “🇺🇦Code 9.2” conducted two aerial evacuations of severely wounded soldiers using heavy drones within a week.

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The 475th separate assault regiment "CODE 9.2" discovered and struck the launcher of the Russian Buk-M2 air defence system

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111,297 views • 7 months ago

A soldier from Ukraine's 475th Assault Regiment Code 9.2 was seriously wounded during an assault. Unable to conduct a CASEVAC mission, the unit dropped an electric scooter to him with a Vampire bomber drone. He survived after traveling 17km on the scooter driving up to 52 km/h while missing a leg.

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62,286 views • 19 days ago

⛑️‼️BREAKING: Ukraine has carried out the first frontline CASEVAC mission using a heavy-lift aerial drone. A wounded soldier of the 30th Mechanized Brigade was trapped at his position, with Russian drone activity and minefields making ground evacuation impossible. It was effectively a choice between attempting a highly dangerous and untested aerial evacuation or leaving the wounded with no viable way to rescue him. A Ukrainian-made Gurzuf Defence heavy hexacopter, specially modified for casualty evacuation, successfully airlifted him to safety. The operation was conducted through cooperation between Ukraine’s 92nd Assault Brigade, 30th and 14th Mechanized Brigades, 10th Army Corps. The soldier is now recovering from his injuries.

⛑️‼️BREAKING: Ukraine has carried out the first frontline CASEVAC mission using a heavy-lift aerial drone. A wounded soldier of the 30th Mechanized Brigade was trapped at his position, with Russian drone activity and minefields making ground evacuation impossible. It was effectively a choice between attempting a highly dangerous and untested aerial evacuation or leaving the wounded with no viable way to rescue him. A Ukrainian-made Gurzuf Defence heavy hexacopter, specially modified for casualty evacuation, successfully airlifted him to safety. The operation was conducted through cooperation between Ukraine’s 92nd Assault Brigade, 30th and 14th Mechanized Brigades, 10th Army Corps. The soldier is now recovering from his injuries.

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$🙏 Two Ukrainian soldiers suffered open fractures after a successful assault. During the evacuation of ground drone, FPV drone attacked, and the wounded soldiers were left in the open air. Seeing this, Vladyslav Polsky, the commander of the assault company of the 475th regiment "Code 9.2", even without a body armor, got into a pickup truck and went after them at high speed. 🫡He single-handedly reloaded the wounded from the damaged drone and took them to a safe place, saving the lives of his fighters.$

🙏 Two Ukrainian soldiers suffered open fractures after a successful assault. During the evacuation of ground drone, FPV drone attacked, and the wounded soldiers were left in the open air. Seeing this, Vladyslav Polsky, the commander of the assault company of the 475th regiment "Code 9.2", even without a body armor, got into a pickup truck and went after them at high speed. 🫡He single-handedly reloaded the wounded from the damaged drone and took them to a safe place, saving the lives of his fighters.

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2,270,054 views • 2 months ago

Two wounded Russian soldiers who surrendered to Ukrainian forces were killed by Russian drone strikes while being evacuated to the rear. Drone operators of Ukraine’s 33rd Separate Assault Regiment spotted the two Russians signaling their intention to surrender and guided them to a Ukrainian frontline position. After receiving first aid and an initial interrogation, Ukrainian commanders decided to evacuate them immediately for further medical treatment using a ground robotic vehicle due to the risks of a conventional evacuation. During the evacuation, Russian drone operators launched multiple strikes against the drone vehicle carrying the prisoners. Russian POWs survived the first attack and continued moving, but a second Russian strike inflicted fatal wounds.

Two wounded Russian soldiers who surrendered to Ukrainian forces were killed by Russian drone strikes while being evacuated to the rear. Drone operators of Ukraine’s 33rd Separate Assault Regiment spotted the two Russians signaling their intention to surrender and guided them to a Ukrainian frontline position. After receiving first aid and an initial interrogation, Ukrainian commanders decided to evacuate them immediately for further medical treatment using a ground robotic vehicle due to the risks of a conventional evacuation. During the evacuation, Russian drone operators launched multiple strikes against the drone vehicle carrying the prisoners. Russian POWs survived the first attack and continued moving, but a second Russian strike inflicted fatal wounds.

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81,747 views • 5 months ago

Ukraine’s Code 9.2 unit has carried out its third wounded-soldier evacuation using a SkyFall StarGate drone. This time it rescued 54-year-old Andrii “Donbas,” who had lost a foot and waited 57 days for evacuation. The drone flew about 15 km to a position just 2 km from Russia. #Ukraine

Ukraine’s Code 9.2 unit has carried out its third wounded-soldier evacuation using a SkyFall StarGate drone. This time it rescued 54-year-old Andrii “Donbas,” who had lost a foot and waited 57 days for evacuation. The drone flew about 15 km to a position just 2 km from Russia. #Ukraine

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17,314 views • 3 days ago

Ukraine’s 475th Separate Assault Regiment CODE 9.2 says its fighters destroyed more than 100 Russian vehicles and equipment systems over 7 days, hitting targets at distances of up to 100 km. #Ukraine

Ukraine’s 475th Separate Assault Regiment CODE 9.2 says its fighters destroyed more than 100 Russian vehicles and equipment systems over 7 days, hitting targets at distances of up to 100 km. #Ukraine

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33,973 views • 4 months ago

An epic combat operation by CODE 9.2. A tank and a Bradley infantry fighting vehicle, both equipped with specially designed anti-drone protection, advanced to the front line and fired directly at Russian forward positions. Reconnaissance and attack drones provided cover for the armored vehicles. A CODE 9.2 FPV drone intercepted and destroyed a Russian FPV drone approaching the tank to strike it. Vampire drones also covered the armored vehicles from the air. All goals set by the commander of the 475th Separate Assault Regiment, Hero of Ukraine Oleksandr Nastenko, callsign "Flint," were achieved.

An epic combat operation by CODE 9.2. A tank and a Bradley infantry fighting vehicle, both equipped with specially designed anti-drone protection, advanced to the front line and fired directly at Russian forward positions. Reconnaissance and attack drones provided cover for the armored vehicles. A CODE 9.2 FPV drone intercepted and destroyed a Russian FPV drone approaching the tank to strike it. Vampire drones also covered the armored vehicles from the air. All goals set by the commander of the 475th Separate Assault Regiment, Hero of Ukraine Oleksandr Nastenko, callsign "Flint," were achieved.

Anton Gerashchenko

389,970 views • 25 days ago

Russians had more troops in Kharkiv region, but thanks to their extraordinary solutions, Warriors from the Code 9.2 475th Assault Regiment managed to both keep their positions and destroy Russian soldiers. Aleksey Karavayev, a Russian war criminal, commander of the 11th Russian tank regiment, was eliminated in that mission, as well. Ukrainian artillerymen killed him while Karavayev was in a moving vehicle, more than 20 km from the combat line, on Russia's territory. Ukrainian PoWs were killed on his orders. Karavayev was also tasked with capturing Velykyi Burluk village at any cost. Defenders from Code 9.2 also returned tanks to the frontlines - they were used very rarely due to drone threats. Two Abrams tanks broke through the killzone, covered by drones, attacked Russian positions and killed nine Russian soldiers. Disrupting Russian logistics is also among the regiment's tasks. They use long-range FP-1 drones that contain over 100kg of explosives to disrupt Russian supplies of weapons, troops and food to the frontlines.

Russians had more troops in Kharkiv region, but thanks to their extraordinary solutions, Warriors from the Code 9.2 475th Assault Regiment managed to both keep their positions and destroy Russian soldiers. Aleksey Karavayev, a Russian war criminal, commander of the 11th Russian tank regiment, was eliminated in that mission, as well. Ukrainian artillerymen killed him while Karavayev was in a moving vehicle, more than 20 km from the combat line, on Russia's territory. Ukrainian PoWs were killed on his orders. Karavayev was also tasked with capturing Velykyi Burluk village at any cost. Defenders from Code 9.2 also returned tanks to the frontlines - they were used very rarely due to drone threats. Two Abrams tanks broke through the killzone, covered by drones, attacked Russian positions and killed nine Russian soldiers. Disrupting Russian logistics is also among the regiment's tasks. They use long-range FP-1 drones that contain over 100kg of explosives to disrupt Russian supplies of weapons, troops and food to the frontlines.

Anton Gerashchenko

34,440 views • 24 days ago