Deploy these along the Southern Border.
Deploy these along the Southern Border.
Great idea
Great idea
In what might be a world-first, a Ukrainian national brigade has just launched an all-robot, combined-arms drone attack on Russian forces. The assaulting force, a mixture of ground- and aerial unmanned vehicles, was used in the Kharkiv Oblast in northern Ukraine.
According to reports, the attacking force consisted of many units that worked together like a traditional combined-arms force. “We are talking about dozens of units of robotic and unmanned equipment simultaneously on a small section of the front,” a 13th National Guard Brigade spokesperson explained.
"These large multi-rotor copters can carry a large charge, such as an anti-tank mine. And FPV-drones. Here, you can check the surveillance drone box. In this way, robots are used. Equipment simultaneously on a small section of the front," added a representative (source in Ukrainian) of the public relations service of the Charter brigade of the National Guard of Ukraine.
While an impressive development technologically, some have suggested this might be a worrying sign for Ukrainian forces. They suggest that Ukrainian human resources could be overstretched, necessitating said robots. . .
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>In what might be a world-first, a Ukrainian national brigade has just launched an all-robot, combined-arms drone attack on Russian forces. The assaulting force, a mixture of ground- and aerial unmanned vehicles, was used in the Kharkiv Oblast in northern Ukraine.
>According to reports, the attacking force consisted of many units that worked together like a traditional combined-arms force. “We are talking about dozens of units of robotic and unmanned equipment simultaneously on a small section of the front,” a 13th National Guard Brigade spokesperson explained.
>"These large multi-rotor copters can carry a large charge, such as an anti-tank mine. And FPV-drones. Here, you can check the surveillance drone box. In this way, robots are used. Equipment simultaneously on a small section of the front," added a representative (source in Ukrainian) of the public relations service of the Charter brigade of the National Guard of Ukraine.
>While an impressive development technologically, some have suggested this might be a worrying sign for Ukrainian forces. They suggest that Ukrainian human resources could be overstretched, necessitating said robots.
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[Source](https://www.yahoo.com/news/ukraine-robot-drone-team-defends-113816834.html)
Fake and gay
(((They'll))) say anything to keep tards believing Ukraine isn't losing bigly. There is no robot drone team. It's a handful of combat drones that are slow as fuck.
Fake and gay
(((They'll))) say anything to keep tards believing Ukraine isn't losing bigly. There is no robot drone team. It's a handful of combat drones that are slow as fuck.
Totally agree. Even if they had 8000 drones, imagine the infrastructure required to recharge them. One hypersonic missile and no more power grid or recharge station complex.
Totally agree. Even if they had 8000 drones, imagine the infrastructure required to recharge them. One hypersonic missile and no more power grid or recharge station complex.