Russian CasEvac in Kursk

Helmet cam footage recorded by a Russian casualty evacuation team in Kursk shows the soldiers speeding through freshly burning Russian wreckage to extract a wounded soldier. They dismount their UTV at the casualty collection point and promptly make contact with the wounded soldier. A fresh blast crater is present only a few feet from the casualty, likely from an FPV drone or drone-dropped munition. The medic identifies significant bleeding from the patient's thigh and rapidly places a "tourniquet," better described as a rubber band devoid of any kind of ratchet system, windlass, or anchoring cleat. The drone threat is too great to spend any more time on the scene, so they quickly load the casualty into the vehicle and exfiltrate the area. Something interesting to note is that the cameraman appears to be carrying some form of man-portable anti drone device.