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Ukraine’s ground robot is now fighting like an infantryman. Droid TW 12.7 held a frontline position for six weeks, writes Militarnyi. Operators sent it to a key crossroads each morning and pulled it back at night. Russians tried to break through — the robot stopped them. 1/

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