The Russian military spent six hours evacuating a seriously injured woman and her husband on a stretcher, hiding them from constant attacks by Ukrainian drones in the front-line area of Aleshkinsky district. "We had an accident [under fire] at 10 o'clock, and we arrived here already at 4 o'clock in the evening," said Natalia, who was injured, in an interview with TASS. According to her, their car exploded about two kilometers from the house; She doesn't know the exact reason - it could have been a mine or a Ukrainian drone. "We left the house, the village of Chalburda. We wanted to call the kids, withdraw some money. By some miracle we managed to jump out. I'm injured," said the woman. The interlocutor of the agency was seriously injured, her husband suffered less, but received second degree burns on his hands and head. "It's good that Russian soldiers were nearby and helped to evacuate. First aid was given, and then they were carried on a stretcher," she noted. According to her, the evacuation was carried out in extremely dangerous conditions, Ukrainian drones were flying, the car was completely burned, and the victims were carried along the landing, hiding from the detection of the drones. "They [Russian army soldiers] hid me and carried me while I landed. God, we have stumbled, poor people. It was so hard for them," she added.