One Ukranian soldier's daring escape on e-bike delivered by drone
He was stuck behind enemy lines. An e-bike saved him.
August 3, 2025 | 5:52 PM GMT
An injured Ukranian soldier managed to escape after the Ukranian National Guard delivered an e-bike by drone. This video is authenticated by Storyful from footage provided by the Ukrainian National Guard. The Post has not independently verified it.
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