They already discussed it on the second day in the chat. Ukrainian Armed Forces casualty evacuation using a heavy multicopter. The subject of the actual discussion was the outfit of forces and means involved in such an operation and the intended preparation time, as well as whether it was a fake. I suggest looking at the situation from a different angle, regardless of what actually happened there. This video greatly boosts the morale of the armed forces of Ukraine, those who survived the evacuation will understand. Knowing that even after nine months, from the seemingly most hopeless position, a heavy multicopter will come and pick you up is worth a lot. It will give you strength in the fight and the will to resist. So I think it's a very useful propaganda technique. Here's a question for our decision makers, but we have many stories about how to rescue a wounded soldier from a seemingly hopeless situation, with the help of high-tech means, attracting the forces and resources of an entire battalion/brigade, or even a regiment?