Baron
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Surely some western lying MS presstitutes can cover it as an 'attack of Putin's drunken spies on Swedes who protested against Russian invasion in Ukraine' Or something else.But it is extremely difficult to believe in a such situation a western Ambulance somewhere in Moscow or Sankt Petersburg will stop to help an ill Russian citizen.
The reasons for its presence in Stockholm were quite plausible – the ambulance was from a private Russian medical service in St. Petersburg and was dispatched to help a Russian citizen who was injured while on a business trip to Sweden.....The ambulance took the Russian national from a hospital in the Swedish city of Orebro, and was returning to Russia via the Swedish capital when the medics noticed a sick passerby on the street. Their Hippocratic Oath means they could not ignore the incident, the medical service later confirmed in a statement.....
The Russian medics administered first aid to the man before their Swedish colleagues arrived. They then continued on their way. People on social media, both Swedes and Russians, hailed the medics’ efforts, saying they are true to their oath, ready to save people regardless of nationality and circumstances.
“An ambulance is an ambulance everywhere,” the medical emergency team’s doctor Sultan Sharapudinov told Ruptly, confirming that the Swedish man they treated suffered an epileptic fit. “We have to provide help to any person. And it doesn’t matter if he is a foreigner or a Russian citizen.”
Russian ambulance emerges in Stockholm still reeling from ‘submarine incursion’
The reasons for its presence in Stockholm were quite plausible – the ambulance was from a private Russian medical service in St. Petersburg and was dispatched to help a Russian citizen who was injured while on a business trip to Sweden.....The ambulance took the Russian national from a hospital in the Swedish city of Orebro, and was returning to Russia via the Swedish capital when the medics noticed a sick passerby on the street. Their Hippocratic Oath means they could not ignore the incident, the medical service later confirmed in a statement.....
The Russian medics administered first aid to the man before their Swedish colleagues arrived. They then continued on their way. People on social media, both Swedes and Russians, hailed the medics’ efforts, saying they are true to their oath, ready to save people regardless of nationality and circumstances.
“An ambulance is an ambulance everywhere,” the medical emergency team’s doctor Sultan Sharapudinov told Ruptly, confirming that the Swedish man they treated suffered an epileptic fit. “We have to provide help to any person. And it doesn’t matter if he is a foreigner or a Russian citizen.”
Russian ambulance emerges in Stockholm still reeling from ‘submarine incursion’
