Ukraine's intel showcases footage of ground robots eliminating hundreds of enemy forces at front
Illustrative photo: Ukraine’s intel released a video showing ground robots operating on the front line (Getty Images)
Military intelligence officers continue to develop ground-based robotic systems for logistics and evacuation missions, as well as for the elimination of enemy personnel and fortifications.
"In the Toretsk and Pokrovsk directions, thanks to the use of ground drones, fighters of the unmanned systems unit of the Defense Intelligence of Ukraine (HUR) eliminated up to a hundred occupiers — the low-visibility 'couriers' carried out a series of explosive deliveries directly to the positions of the Muscovites,” the HUR reported.
The video features unique footage of combat and logistics operations using advanced robotic systems.
Intelligence officers also showcased an experimental ground drone equipped with a grenade launcher — a combat system capable of effectively striking enemy forces in cover. The system is currently being adapted for combat conditions.
Ground drones are widely used by intelligence units to evacuate damaged equipment and deliver ammunition, FPV drones, fuel, and supplies to the front line — all without risking personnel. Such logistical tasks are actively carried out in the Toretsk, Kupiansk, and Pokrovsk directions.
Earlier, we reported that, for the first time in history, Russian troops surrendered to Ukrainian ground-based robotic systems without the involvement of infantry. Enemy fortifications were attacked by FPV drones and ground-based kamikaze robotic systems.
