5th Assault Brigade Uses Robotic Complexes: How Drones Change the Course of Battle

The 5th Separate Assault Brigade actively uses ground robotic complexes (GRCs) during combat operations. Land drones deliver ammunition, fire at the enemy, and assist in evacuating the wounded from dangerous areas. This information was provided in an analytical story by the Ground Forces of Ukraine, published in 'Glavkom'.

The brigade's unmanned systems unit has been working on the front for two years. Soldiers continuously improve the systems to ensure the effectiveness and safety of military operations. The most popular among them is the Thermit platform, which successfully performs many diverse missions.

Commander Agronom: 'We know that the future lies with unmanned systems that can perform tasks faster, more efficiently, and without risking the lives of servicemen.'

Armin Papperger is negotiating to launch the production of 155-mm artillery shells in Ukraine. According to the Handelsblatt publication, bureaucratic obstacles are hampering the process. Earlier, he met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to discuss this issue and other joint projects in the defense industry.

The 5th Assault Brigade actively uses ground robotic complexes for various missions, including ammunition delivery, enemy shelling, and evacuation of the wounded. Military personnel continuously enhance their technologies to ensure successful task execution in combat zones. They strive to make their work faster, more efficient, and safer for their own servicemen.