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Ukraine’s First All-Robot Assault Force Just Won Its First Battle | David Axe, Forbes That Ukraine even needs so many unmanned weapons points to a deep manpower shortage. A Ukrainian national guard brigade just orchestrated an all-robot combined-arms operation, mixing crawling and flying drones for an assault on Russian... positions in Kharkiv Oblast in northern Russia. “We are talking about dozens of units of robotic and unmanned equipment simultaneously on a small section of the front,” a spokesperson for the 13th National Guard Brigade explained. It was an impressive technological feat—and a worrying sign of weakness on the part of overstretched Ukrainian forces. Unmanned ground vehicles in particular suffer profound limitations, and still can’t fully replace human infantry. That the 13th National Guard Brigade even needed to replace all of the human beings in a ground assault speaks to how few people the brigade has compared to the Russian units it’s fighting. The 13th National Guard Brigade defends a five-mile stretch of the front line around the town of Hlyboke, just south of the Ukraine-Russia border. It’s holding back a force of no fewer than four Russian regiments. That’s no more than 2,000 Ukrainians versus 6,000 or so Russians. The manpower ratio is roughly the same all along the 800-mile front line of Russia’s 34-month wider war on Ukraine. Russian troops still greatly outnumber Ukrainian troops, despite the Russians suffering around twice as many casualties as the Ukrainians since February 2022. The Ukrainian operation involved remote-controlled flying surveillance and minelaying drones, one-way explosive robots on the ground and in the air as well as gun-armed ground ’bots. In what amounted to a smaller-scale proof of concept for the recent combined-arms robot assault, a Ukrainian ground robot cleared a Russian trench in Kursk Oblast in western Russian back in September. Russia has attempted small-scale ground ’bot assaults of its own, but less successfully. The problem, of course, is that while robots are adept at surveilling and attacking, they’re terrible at holding. To hold ground, armies put infantry in trenches. They sit, watch, wait and call for reinforcements when the enemy attacks. It’s tedious, taxing duty that requires constant vigilance. Constant vigilance is difficult when a human operator is remotely observing the battlefield through the sensors of a maintenance-hungry ground robot. Machines break down. And their radio datalinks are highly susceptible to enemy jamming, as the California think-tank RAND discovered when it gamed out a clash between hypothetical U.S. (“Blue”) and Russian (“Red”) army battalions partially equipped with armed ground drones. “Blue’s ability to operate was degraded significantly by Red’s jammers,” RAND concluded. It’s not clear the 13th National Guard Brigade even tried to hold the Russian positions it cleared in the all-robot attack. Read more:show more

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Your tax dollars hard at work killing people. Ukraine cannot win a war of attrition against Russia with robots or with anything else. Looks like it's going to get worse before Trump ends it.

Dailymindvirus1 year ago

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Winteroomba1 year ago

“That Ukraine even needs so many unmanned weapons points to a deep manpower shortage.” People prefer to not die.

JPF1 year ago

This is just another terrifying advance that is going to lead to mass extinction or at least control of the majority of humans.

Jerry Jorgenson1 year ago

I'd suggest that any encounter that loses zero Ukrainian lives is a good encounter. I don't see this as a negative for Ukraine.

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English Independence1 year ago

Ukrainian imagination, just negotiate a peace deal.

FL_Ag_Guy1 year ago

Putin is only going to take so much killing his men and destroying assets from afar with no risk of loss before he just nukes the fuck out of Ukraine.

Bite Me Crank Matey1 year ago

This will be a short lived success. These machines are dead in the water when one Russian counter measure gets caught in their gears.

xAlan1 year ago

Now they just need an automated centralized control called скайнет.

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This footage captures a joint operation by Ukrainian forces to sever enemy supply routes and secure neighborhoods in northern Kupiansk, Kharkiv Oblast, effectively encircling remaining Russian troops in the city center. The operation was carried out by personnel from the 13th Operational Brigade ‘Khartia’ of the National Guard, including the R.U.G. unit (Colombian and Brazilian volunteers); the 475th Assault Regiment ‘Code 9.2’ under the command of the 92nd Assault Brigade; elements of the HUR International Legion; the 144th Mechanized Brigade; and other units of the Ukrainian Defense Forces.

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On the Kostiantynivka direction, a ground robot evacuated a wounded Ukrainian Defender under Russian fire. Ukrainian soldiers from the Liut Brigade were caught in an enemy ambush. Russians opened heavy fire, and one soldier was seriously wounded. Despite this, he continued to withdraw on his own, firing back at the enemy. The brigade noted that evacuating the wounded soldier was extremely difficult: enemy drones were constantly circling above their positions, and any movement under fire could be fatal. Therefore, it was decided to use a ground robot for the rescue. Despite being hit by an FPV drone, the robot remained operational and delivered the wounded Defender to a safe place. 📹: Liut United Assault Brigade/Facebook

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Anton Gerashchenko

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For one and a half months, a Ukrainian ground drone from the Third Assault Brigade held the position in place of infantry. For 45 consecutive days, the ground robotic system carried out combat patrols, suppressing all attempts by Russian forces to break into the sector with machine-gun fire. Operators of the NC13 strike drone unit controlled the DevDroid TW 12.7 robot from a safe shelter. During the mission, Russians were unable either to infiltrate or to capture the position. Meanwhile, Ukrainian Warriors held the line with zero casualties.

For one and a half months, a Ukrainian ground drone from the Third Assault Brigade held the position in place of infantry. For 45 consecutive days, the ground robotic system carried out combat patrols, suppressing all attempts by Russian forces to break into the sector with machine-gun fire. Operators of the NC13 strike drone unit controlled the DevDroid TW 12.7 robot from a safe shelter. During the mission, Russians were unable either to infiltrate or to capture the position. Meanwhile, Ukrainian Warriors held the line with zero casualties.

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The pathological desire of Russians to lie endlessly – another episode. It’s time to create a "Merciless Russian Deep State" section. Russian propaganda reported that the occupiers advanced north of the village of Rusyn Yar, in the area of responsibility of the 93rd Mechanized Brigade Kholodnyi Yar. Using the weather conditions, namely thick fog, the enemy made a push in the direction of Ukrainian positions, hoping that our drones would be “blind.” The Russians did not take one thing into account: during the enemy’s assault actions, the newest ground robotic reconnaissance complexes were standing in their rear, detected the Russian columns, and transmitted the coordinates, which made the equipment a prime target for our FPVs. How it happened and what "successes" Putin’s army achieved in our direction – watch in these frames. Despite the continuous pressure of the enemy, the Kholodnyi Yar soldiers are holding their positions. All units of the brigade give their full effort every day, and the fight continues. There is only more ahead!

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Robert "Madiar" Brovdi, Commander of the Ukrainian Unmanned Systems Forces, said that the Armed Forces of Ukraine are actively seeking ways to counter Russian attacks. He shared that plans are already underway to replace Ukrainian infantry with ground-based drones and to build a multi-layered, echeloned "drone wall." "There is no longer a tank in the world that can withstand a strike from a drone costing just $300-400. No matter how well a tank is protected, it will be stopped by a drone built with Ukrainian components. Ukrainian drones are currently the best in the world. Today, drones have created a kill zone that stretches approximately 20 kilometers along the front line in Ukraine. The next challenge is to replace Ukrainian infantry with ground-based robotic systems that will take over all logistics within the frontline zone. And third - a multi-layered, echeloned wall, far higher than the Great Wall of China, that will stop in the air everything coming toward us - from attack drones to reconnaissance drones. And we are building it now, " "Madiar" said at the leading international LANDEURO conference on European land forces, held in Wiesbaden, Germany.

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Anton Gerashchenko

133,300 views • 1 year ago

A relatively new so-called "biker tactic" has emerged among Russian forward units. This is partly because the Russians' stocks of heavy military equipment have been partially depleted, and they have much less capacity to form a column of tanks or armored combat vehicles than they did last year or at the beginning of the full-scale invasion. But this is also due to the Russians' search for new tactical methods of organizing "meat assaults." ◾️ The Russians are actively equipping their assault (forward) units with light vehicles and motorcycles, trying to strengthen their ability to quickly and with minimal losses overcome the so-called "kill zone" (the area between the positions of their and Ukrainian troops, where the bulk of the firepower of the advanced units of the AFU, including FPV drones, as well as the fire of the bulk of their artillery and mortars, is concentrated). ◾️ According to the Russian command, with the massive use of individual motorized means by assault infantry, the number of targets that Ukrainian firepower needs to hit increases many times over. ◾️ Also, the Russian leadership believes that high-speed and maneuverable motorized means dramatically increase the chances of survival of an attacking/assaulting unit by significantly reducing the time spent by its personnel in the "kill zone." ◾️ The Russian command believes that in this way, the Ukrainian defending unit simply "will not have time to strike" each such fast and agile "biker," especially when they sometimes become more or less numerous. ◾️ Based on this, Russian units involved in attack/assault operations are equipped with motorcycles, ATVs, and buggies. The AFU is also effectively adapting to these Russian tactics, increasing statistics of killed and wounded Russians. This video was filmed near Toretsk. Russian soldiers attached flags to the motorcycles in honor of May 9 and launched an assault. The motorcycle rally ended in a complete defeat. The assault was repelled by the joint efforts of the 12th Azov Special Operations Brigade as part of the 1st Azov Corps of the National Guard of Ukraine and the 49th Carpathian Sich Separate Assault Battalion.

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Anton Gerashchenko

235,160 views • 1 year ago