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Almost a year old, but worth a look. Yowza!
Russian soldier shot in the head by an AK-47 smiles for the camera as his comrade pulls it out using just PLIERS
May 20, 2013
A Russian soldier has cheated death after footage emerged of him having a bullet removed from his forehead with a pair of pliers.
The soldier, who has been dubbed the Russian ‘Terminator’, was reportedly caught in AK-47 crossfire between Russian and Chechen militants.
In the video, the man seems undaunted by what is happening, and remains calm as the procedure take place.
Incredible: The soldier turns to the camera to show the bullet that has been lodged in his head
The soldier's friend cleaned the area with fluid before attempting to remove the bullet. He then forcibly removed the bullet without any medical equipment, removing it instead with a pair of ordinary pliers.
Removal: The man had trouble removing the bullet from the soldier's head
I'll be back: The soldier has been compared to Arnold Schwarzenegger's The Terminator as he remained calm throughout the whole procedure
It takes a few minutes to complete the procedure, as the bullet remains firmly lodged.
The man attempts to remove it a few times, before he is successful, as he looks for a comfortable way to do it.
The soldier inspects the wound with his hand after the bullet has been removed.
Finally! The bullet is removed after the soldier's friend attempts a variety of positions
Then the soldier smiles for the camera, relieved that the bullet has been removed.
The clip, which is believed to have been filmed during the war in Chechnya in 2000, has become a viral hit.
The brave man has been compared to Arnold Schwarzenegger’s character, The Terminator, due to his calm, unemotional approach.
Close-up: The camera zooms into the empty wound after the soldier manages to cheat death
Video and original article @ http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...s-camera-comrade-pulls-using-just-PLIERS.html
Russian soldier shot in the head by an AK-47 smiles for the camera as his comrade pulls it out using just PLIERS
- Russian soldier cheated death as he had bullet lodged in his head
- Friend removed the bullet with a pair of pliers
- The man stays calm and composed throughout the procedure
- He has been nicknamed 'The Terminator' after Arnold Schwarzenegger's character
May 20, 2013
A Russian soldier has cheated death after footage emerged of him having a bullet removed from his forehead with a pair of pliers.
The soldier, who has been dubbed the Russian ‘Terminator’, was reportedly caught in AK-47 crossfire between Russian and Chechen militants.
In the video, the man seems undaunted by what is happening, and remains calm as the procedure take place.
Incredible: The soldier turns to the camera to show the bullet that has been lodged in his head
The soldier's friend cleaned the area with fluid before attempting to remove the bullet. He then forcibly removed the bullet without any medical equipment, removing it instead with a pair of ordinary pliers.
Removal: The man had trouble removing the bullet from the soldier's head
I'll be back: The soldier has been compared to Arnold Schwarzenegger's The Terminator as he remained calm throughout the whole procedure
It takes a few minutes to complete the procedure, as the bullet remains firmly lodged.
The man attempts to remove it a few times, before he is successful, as he looks for a comfortable way to do it.
The soldier inspects the wound with his hand after the bullet has been removed.
Finally! The bullet is removed after the soldier's friend attempts a variety of positions
Then the soldier smiles for the camera, relieved that the bullet has been removed.
The clip, which is believed to have been filmed during the war in Chechnya in 2000, has become a viral hit.
The brave man has been compared to Arnold Schwarzenegger’s character, The Terminator, due to his calm, unemotional approach.
Close-up: The camera zooms into the empty wound after the soldier manages to cheat death
Video and original article @ http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...s-camera-comrade-pulls-using-just-PLIERS.html
