Ukrainian soldiers from the Otaman Kost Hordiienko unit, part of the 57th Motorised Brigade, successfully evacuated a wounded infantryman named Vladyslav from Vovchansk, where he had been stationed for 275 days facing heavy combat. The unique aspect of this rescue operation was the use of a ground robotic system, which was deployed to navigate the challenging terrain and avoid further risks to both the soldiers and the injured man. Vladyslav had sustained multiple injuries, including a leg fracture and shrapnel injuries, rendering him unable to walk the evacuation route on his own. The evacuation was not straightforward; it took four attempts before the robotic system was able to effectively reach Vladyslav's position, which was perilously close to Russian forces, just ten meters away. The mission was marked by significant challenges, as the robotic system had to repeatedly assess the situation and adapt to the dangers present on the battlefield. Ultimately, the final attempt took two days to successfully bring Vladyslav to safety, showcasing both the innovation in military technology and the determination of the Ukrainian forces. This operation highlights the evolving nature of warfare, where technological advancements such as ground robots play a crucial role in troop welfare and safety. It also underscores the continued resilience of Ukrainian forces in the face of ongoing conflict. As they adapt to new methods of operation, the use of robotics in military engagements could set a precedent for future operations in similar warfare contexts.