As a doctor we take oath to save life. But what if we ha e to save the life of an enemy.
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Yes, as a medical doctor, your oath commits you to saving lives, regardless of who the patient is - even an enemy. By intentionally not saving their life not only violates medical ethics but also breaks the law, which could have severe consequences for you legally and socially. Such actions can lead to imprisonment, loss of your medical license, and damage to your reputation. Always approach such situations with common sense, professionalism and uphold the principles of your oath.
Don't put your life, license and livelihood at risk over one of their drones. It's not worth it, none of them are. You won't be able to help anybody if you go to prison or end up on the street because you lost your career. Treating them as you would any other patient is putting you and your people first.
Active TranslatorYour job is to save lifes, do it regardless.