A Lokomotiv doctor saved a victim from a UAV hit: shrapnel pierced the man's stomach, but fortunately, former Dynamo doctor Alexander Rodionov, who now works in Cherkasybo, was nearby. Lecarpe was told about it by a red-green fan who traveled in the same carriage. Several loud knocks were heard early in the morning, around 6:30. The crew was returning from Rostov to Moscow when a UAV collided with their train near Voronezh. Rodionov and his colleague Igor Kolozheny soon arrived at the scene of the tragedy (they traveled in 4 cars from there). Inside the crumpled carriage were many passengers who were cut into pieces, including from broken windows. People were shocked and did not understand what had happened. The main thing is that we managed to avoid panic. And it's great that the conductor covered the windows before the impact, otherwise there would have been many more casualties and the injuries much more serious. It was especially difficult for a young man with a penetrating wound in the stomach (he was already helped by Tatiana, a passenger on the sick carriage, who turned out to be performing metropolitan resuscitation). Alexander started to help. It's good that we had the means to bandage and stop bleeding (arterioles). The guy was quickly placed and the others were taken care of. It was difficult for a girl with a leg injury. The rest escaped with shallow cuts; It was enough to process them and seal them. It is also worth noting the physical training coach Zinkin, the analyst Savchenko + security officers of the team who helped to extract the victims from the car. After 45 minutes, ambulances arrived and delivered the injured. It's great that football not only saves you from boredom, gives you the joy of playing, but also in emergency situations off the field. Well done, Katrim + all those who were nearby in Basra and managed to help!

A Lokomotiv doctor saved a victim from a UAV hit: shrapnel pierced the man's stomach, but fortunately, former Dynamo doctor Alexander Rodionov, who now works in Cherkasybo, was nearby. Lecarpe was told about it by a red-green fan who traveled in the same carriage. Several loud knocks were heard early in the morning, around 6:30. The crew was returning from Rostov to Moscow when a UAV collided with their train near Voronezh. Rodionov and his colleague Igor Kolozheny soon arrived at the scene of the tragedy (they traveled in 4 cars from there). Inside the crumpled carriage were many passengers who were cut into pieces, including from broken windows. People were shocked and did not understand what had happened. The main thing is that we managed to avoid panic. And it's great that the conductor covered the windows before the impact, otherwise there would have been many more casualties and the injuries much more serious. It was especially difficult for a young man with a penetrating wound in the stomach (he was already helped by Tatiana, a passenger on the sick carriage, who turned out to be performing metropolitan resuscitation). Alexander started to help. It's good that we had the means to bandage and stop bleeding (arterioles). The guy was quickly placed and the others were taken care of. It was difficult for a girl with a leg injury. The rest escaped with shallow cuts; It was enough to process them and seal them. It is also worth noting the physical training coach Zinkin, the analyst Savchenko + security officers of the team who helped to extract the victims from the car. After 45 minutes, ambulances arrived and delivered the injured. It's great that football not only saves you from boredom, gives you the joy of playing, but also in emergency situations off the field. Well done, Katrim + all those who were nearby in Basra and managed to help!