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V2U equipped with artificial intelligence shot down by Wild Hornets anti-aircraft drones 💥 The “Posipaky” unit destroyed a loitering munition with an AI system for autonomous search, recognition, and target engagement. It has a payload of up to 3.5 kg, a cruising speed of up to 60 km/h, and... show more

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Russian UGV "Courier" was just hit with Ukrainian FPV drone. But that's a special UGV - it carries Electronic Warfare System on it, basically made to jam the drones in the air. Ironically to be taken out by a drone :) Yeah the warfare has changed tremendously!

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