Ukraine Sends Grenade-Launcher Robots Into Russian Positions Instead of Infantry
The robots were controlled from protected locations and were meant to mimic a conventional assault while keeping Ukrainian infantry out of direct contact.
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New Vivaldi tactic: Ukraine’s ground robots, each carrying two Bullspike grenade launchers, attack Russian positions and then detonate inside their shelters
Ukraine's 3rd Army Corps used grenade-launcher ground robots to clear Russian positions during Vivaldi.
Ukraine Sends Grenade-Launcher Robots Into Russian Positions Instead of Infantry
Ukrainian forces used ground robots armed with grenade launchers to attack Russian positions and enter enemy shelters during an offensive operation, allowing assault tasks to be carried out without directly exposing infantry.
The Ukrainian NKK attacked Russian positions while the operators remained far from the front of the Third Army Corps during Operation Vivaldi used upgraded ground-based work with rocket-propelled grenades attacking Russian positions without direct infantry involvement, as reported by RBK-Ukraine with reference to the Telegram Channel of the Third Army Corps, the NKK strike unit "NC13", and during the offensive, its fighters upgraded ground drone…
“During the offensive operation of the Third Army Corps, the fighters of the world's first NRK strike unit “NC13” modernized land-based kamikaze drones and used the latest tactics of defeat,” the military said in a statement on September 27. NRK equipped with two Bullspike grenade launchers,...
During the Vivaldi offensive in the Estuary direction, the fighters of the Third Army Corps used modernized ground-based robotic complexes (NRCs) equipped with two Bullspike grenade launchers.
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