A single UGV mission can take 10 hours and cover 30 miles. In April alone, K-2's robots evacuated 40+ people from front-line positions. Afanasiev: "It's vitally important for a soldier to know that something will rapidly get him back to a medical post." 4/
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Ardal robot self-destructs with mine to kill Russian soldiers
One mission: an Ardal robot crossed open ground to lay an anti-tank mine near a Donetsk bridge. When operators spotted three Russian soldiers on screen — they detonated the mine early, taking the enemy and the robot with it. The loss of hardware was not a difficult call. 3/
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Ukraine to produce 25,000 UGVs; April resupply missions surge to 10,281
Ukraine is on course to make 25,000 unmanned ground vehicles in the first half of 2026 alone.
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 9 mai 2026
In April Ukrainians performed 10,281 resupply and evacuation missions by UGVs. In November it was 2,900. — The Telegraph.
1/ pic.twitter.com/tmjiqGf3nkUkraine is on course to make 25,000 unmanned ground vehicles in the first half of 2026 alone. In April Ukrainians performed 10,281 resupply and evacuation missions by UGVs. In November it was 2,900. — The Telegraph. 1/
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Ukraine’s First UGV Brigade
The K-2 Brigade is Ukraine's, and likely the world's, first military battalion dedicated entirely to unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs). It was formed because Ukraine ran out of pickup truck drivers. "We didn’t have enough people to risk their lives. It was too dangerous," says Major Afanasiev.
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Russia launches UAV into Ukraine after ‘truce’
Despite the 'truce': Russia launched a UAV into Ukraine, – Air Force
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Fire recorded at 42nd Special Motorized Regiment in occupied Sevastopol
A fire has been recorded on the territory of the 42nd Special Motorized Regiment of the Russian Guard (military unit 6916) in occupied Sevastopol. Data from FIRMS.
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Kremlin’s war on Ukraine rebounds on aggressor
The war the Kremlin unleashed on Ukraine is ricocheting back on the aggressor.
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Putin ready to meet Zelenskyy to sign deal
Putin stated that he is ready to meet with Zelenskyy in a third country, but only to sign an agreement.
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Russian influence ops and Ukrainian media
One successful Russian information operation can shape global policy for months. Independent Ukrainian media fighting disinformation are operating under wartime conditions with limited resources. If you’ve been looking for a high-impact way to help Ukraine directly — this is
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Putin invites Zelensky to Moscow or third country after final agreements
🥴 🤡If Zelensky wants a meeting, let him come to Moscow. We can also meet in a third country, but only when final agreements are reached, — Putin. pic.twitter.com/1tAYcEPkIh
— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 9 mai 2026If Zelensky wants a meeting, let him come to Moscow. We can also meet in a third country, but only when final agreements are reached, — Putin.