iPhone saves life of Ukrainian soldier; checkout incredible viral video
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A video footage that has been doing the rounds on social media will leave you completely amazed. A ukrainian soldier’s iPhone 11 pro saved him from being hit by a bullet. The now viral video was posted by Anton Gerashchenko, Advisor to the Minister of Internal Affairs of Ukraine.
The footage displays a man, allegedly a Ukrainian soldier, taking out his iPhone from his backpack. You can see the defaced iphone, which also has a bullet stuck in it. The phone acted as a bulletproof vest that would have otherwise killed the soldier. The video was uploaded on Twitter on 17th July and it has gathered more than 2 lakh views.
Here's the video:
An IPhone saved our Warrior's life. pic.twitter.com/2dhn6GFnIX
— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) July 17, 2022
“We have a pocket bible in our Regimental Museum that stopped a bullet in World War 1 the soldier had it in his breast pocket and the bullet is still embedded in the bible,” a user commented.
👍We have a pocket bible in our Regimental museum that stopped a bullet in World War 1 the soldier had it in his breast pocket and the bullet is still embedded in the bible
— Julian Howe (@rossin2) July 17, 2022
“That's wonderful, blessed iPhone,” another user wrote.
That's wonderful, blessed iphone🙏🙏🙏🌷🌻
— Keletkert (@keletkert) July 17, 2022
See more comments here:
So the rumors are true. Apple uses bulletproof glass. 👍
— Jennifer Pietrzak 🇺🇸💏🇵🇱 (@LeeJenniferlee6) July 17, 2022
Buying quality stuff pays back.
— 🇺🇦 Starbuck💫 (@lunaroverdrive) July 17, 2022
Apple can brag their phones save lives.
— Vicky M (@VickyMozart5) July 17, 2022
Apple send Iphones to the warriors in Ukraine!
An iPhone, as well as any other thing or person should not have to meet a bullet. Happy you stay safe
— repingon Celine (@RepingonC) July 17, 2022
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First published: 18 July 2022, 16:18 IST