Drones Took 2 Nights to Lay a Minefield that Would Have Taken Troops 2 Weeks: Ukrainian Corps
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Today, the power and role of uninhabited systems in the battlefields is growing, and Ukraine's war, itself, is taking hold as a testing ground for these systems. According to the U.S. position of Business Inseider, a corps in the Ukrainian army has used drones and unmanned ground vehicles to plant a minefield about a quarter of a mile deep.
Significant time savings are offered, among other things, by the ground and aerial unmanned aircraft (drones) available to the Ukrainian forces tasked with minelaying. The 3rd Army Corps… Donetsk: Ukrainian drones “sow” mines – Deadly traps from the “Baba Yaga” 10 km behind Russian lines - NAVY MERCHANT
Drones took 2 nights to lay a minefield that would have taken troops 2 weeks: Ukrainian corps
The TerMIT was one of the ground drones shown off in mock-up videos attached to the 3rd Army Corps' announcement. Alina Smutko/REUTERS Ukrainian troops said their ground and aerial drones have cut minelaying time by orders of magnitude. They said the drones laid a quarter-mile of mines in 2 days,…
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