An unusual operation in Kiev. They took the bullet out of the beating heart of a soldier [VIDEO]

A very difficult operation was carried out in Kiev. There, the cardiac surgeons undertook the procedure of removing the bullet from the soldier’s body. It was in a heart that was still beating! The moment the missile was taken out was recorded and shared on social media.

An exceptional operation took place in the capital of Ukraine, Kiev. A soldier shot there during the ongoing invasion of Ukraine was sent there. The bullet managed to pierce the chest and pierce the heart. The video of the procedure shows how the team of doctors, which included, among others, Belarusian Dr. Maksim Paulouski, with the help of special pliers, they gently remove the ball stuck in the beating heart of the wounded.

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The soldier recovers quickly. “These are special operations that I like to watch.”

The recording has already been made available in the media many times. Internet users hope that the soldier will recover quickly and they are in awe of the actions doctorswho, in spite of great exhaustion and continuous work, managed to carry out such a complicated operation. One Twitter user commented on the video: These are special operations that I like to watch.

In this way, he referred to the words of the President of the Federation, Vladimir Putin, who claims that Our Country’s invasion of Ukraine is a “special operation”.

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It’s known that operation was successful and injured the man is in better shape. A photo has already been published on Twitter, where it is (third from the right) with the entire medical team. The New York Post, based on reports from local media, reported that the soldier was about to say that he was ready to return to the fight against the invader.

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