Ukraine’s Gun-Armed Ground Robot Just Cleared A Russian Trench In Kursk
Back in May, Ukrainian developers revealed a new armed ground robot—the Fury. Four months later, a Fury has fought—and reportedly won—the type’s first major skirmish. On or just before Thursday, one of the four-wheeled, shopping-cart-sized Furies assaulted a trench in Russia’s Kursk Oblast.
Kursk adventure: The Ukrainian Armed Forces have been trying to enter the rear for a week The Russian Armed Forces from the Glushkovsky district
"The Ukrainian Armed Forces have been trying for seven days to break into the rear of our troops leading a counteroffensive in Korenevsky district of the Kursk region. After significant losses in personnel and equipment,
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Russian Soldiers Charged With Killing U.S. Man Who Fought for Moscow in Eastern UkraineFour Russian soldiers have been arrested and charged with torturing and murdering Russell Bentley, a U.S. citizen who had ...
Vladimir Putin's soldiers are reportedly told to watch Russian state media daily to boost their "psychological condition", ...
Such an increase would see Russia leapfrog the United States and India in terms of the number of active combat soldiers it ...
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Putin expands size of Russia's armed forces to 1.5 millionRussian leader Vladimir Putin has issued a decree increasing the number of personnel in the Russian armed forces to 2,389,130 ...
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Putin's Problem: Is the Russian Army a 'Declining' and Spent Force?Kyiv's recent incursion into Russia's Kursk Oblast marked the first invasion into Russian territory since World War II.
Kyiv reported that Russian forces lost 1,130 troops, six tanks, and 25 artillery systems within the space of 24 hours. Ukraine regularly releases updates on Russian losses since Vladimir Putin ...
Over the course of the past day, Russian forces mounted 164 attacks on the positions of Ukrainian forces, with the majority ...
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Putin announces plans to increase Russian drone production in 2024 by almost 10 times – photosKremlin leader Vladimir Putin said that in 2023, the Russian Armed Forces received approximately 140,000 drones of various ...
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