in the medical forces with people who are directly involved in medical services at the front, maria nazarova, combat medic, tactical medicine instructor, joins our broadcast, maria, good evening, good evening, you know, i i even saw that you were personally congratulated on social networks , if i understood correctly, with the release of tetyana ostashchenko, that is, if i understood correctly, in the circle of combat medics, it is like this, well, if it is correct to say a holiday or something, well, i would not said, this is good news, because the president noted that it was thanks to... the discussion in the community of combat medics that this decision was made and in this way we showed our visibility, the problems began to be voiced finally, and accordingly, i think that the next the commander also now understands that even generals are not eternal and that discussion with the community is important. okay, maria, then please tell me for people who may not be related to this topic, and only now that this story has come out and this rotation has taken place publicly, what are the main cla

instructor maria nazarova played a key role in promoting the adoption and implementation of a new medical protocol for the front line in ukraine. she teaches her colleagues this life-saving procedure. this has been happening since 2014, since the beginning of the war. we knew that other countries were already doing it, we followed the american experience in this area, the experience of the norwegian special forces guys. the challenges associated with the ongoing war prompted the command and doctors, adopt new protocols that meet nato standards. i am sure that the american military understands this process well. they 've done 10,000 blood transfusions in iraq and afghanistan, and they on the... that experience and based on that they said that transfusions can be done this way. ukrainian medics emphasize that the conditions of the russian-ukrainian war make it impossible to rescue during the so-called golden hour, when a wounded soldier can be taken to a military hospital or medical center within 60 minutes or less. significant losses of the ukrainian military are related to the difficultie