How iPhone saved the life of a Ukrainian soldier. Unbelievable viral video
India Today
A video that has gone viral on social media features a Ukrainian soldier showing a disfigured iPhone. The phone apparently helped save his life.
A video that has been doing the rounds of the internet will leave you absolutely stunned. A soldier's iPhone 11 Pro saved him from being killed. The phone saved him from a bullet. The video was shared on Twitter by Anton Gerashchenko, Advisor to the Minister of Internal Affairs of Ukraine.
The viral video shows a man, allegedly the Ukrainian soldier, taking out his iPhone from his backpack. You can see the damaged phone, which also has a bullet stuck in it. The phone served as a bulletproof vest that would have otherwise killed the soldier. The video was shared on Twitter on July 17 and it has over 2 lakh views.
Watch the video here:
An IPhone saved our Warrior's life. pic.twitter.com/2dhn6GFnIX
“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 wrote in the comments section.
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