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350 Easy Pulse devices bring defenders' hearts back to life — a systematic program of the Christian Corps, the Nadija Youth Initiative Charitable Foundation, Valeriy Dubil, and Anatoliy Shkrybliak
The Christian Corps and the Nadija Foundation are building a frontline system for saving the wounded. The devices work along the entire path of a fighter — in medevacs, stabilization points, military hospitals, and intensive care units. Soon they will equip another 10 evacuation vehicles from the battlefield.
“Easy Pulse has already proven its effectiveness at the front — the device brings our guys back from the other world,” emphasized Corps founder Oleksiy Seredyuk.
“During evacuation, Easy Pulse continuously performs chest compressions, frees the medic’s hands for other urgent actions, and helps save lives,” noted the commander of the 'Belarusian Volunteers' unit, Yanki.
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