US special ops veterans are teaching regular Ukrainians how to keep each other alive in a war that's 'just so blatantly civilian'

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Ukrainian civilians face similar threats to some soldiers, and are learning how to keep each other alive. Andrii Khodkov/Apostrophe/Global Images Ukraine via Getty ImagesUS special ops veterans are training Ukrainian civilians to provide emergency medical treatment. Russia’s attacks and the chaos of war mean medical help often can't quickly reach civilians or soldiers.

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