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Ukraine Deploys Drones to Drop Robots Behind Enemy Lines

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Ukraine has started using heavy-lift drones to transport armed unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs) into combat zones, marking a significant advancement in military robotics. This tactic allows for faster, farther deployment of robotic systems without risking personnel. The UGV ARK-1, equipped with anti-tank mines or weapons like machine guns, is delivered by drones such as the PD-2, and then operates independently on the ground. This strategy aims to save soldiers' lives and force the enemy to contend with both aerial and ground robotic systems. Ukraine is planning to produce at least 50,000 ground robots this year to bolster its forces against Russia.

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