Zaluzhnyi: If the West wishes to survive, it must swiftly and fully embrace Ukraine’s hard-won expertise, and use it well.
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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UGVs in support roles: Zmiy minesweeper clears two hectares daily, Russia behind
UGVs are especially effective in support roles: evacuating wounded, transporting ammo, clearing mines. The Zmiy can clear up to two hectares of mines per day. Borys Drozhak (Founder of The Zmiy): Russia is still a year or two behind. 6/
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Ukraine out-innovates Russia with rapidly improving battlefield robots
The robots are still imperfect — big, expensive, and not 100% reliable. But they’re improving fast. Soldiers test them on the front, and developers implement feedback within days. That’s how Ukraine is out-innovating Russia under pressure. 5/
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Ukraine’s Brave1 certifies 55 ground robots to NATO standards.
Brave1, Ukraine’s state-supported defence tech cluster, has already certified 55 ground robots to NATO standards. Engineer(Brave1): In the first year no one believed in ground robots. Now we’re building unjammable ones. We dream big. 4/
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World’s first fully robotic assault by Ukraine
In December 2024 Ukraine carried out the world’s first fully robotic assault. Dozens of aerial and ground drones operated in sync to clear woodland and destroy Russian positions. 3/
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Ukraine deploys 15k drones and robots in 2025 to counter manpower gap
A fantastic story about ground robotics future warfare. The Telegraph: Ukraine is deploying 15k drones and ground robots in 2025. Facing a 3 (Ru)-to-1 (Ua) manpower gap, Ukraine is deploying robots, AI-guided drones, and ground forces – where soldiers are scarce Here’s how:
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Zelensky: Mineral deal memorandum positive first step, agreement under review
Zelensky on the mineral deal progress: The memorandum is positive for both countries and is just the first step. The second step — an agreement ratified by parliament — is currently under review by lawyers. Both are American companies. 6/ pic.twitter.com/VxDWeI9Jlp
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 22 avril 2025Zelensky on the mineral deal progress: The memorandum is positive for both countries and is just the first step. The second step — an agreement ratified by parliament — is currently under review by lawyers. Both are American companies. 6/
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Zelensky: Only Ukrainian personnel can manage Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant
Zelensky: The US cannot technically operate the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant — only Ukrainian technical personnel can manage the facility. 5/ pic.twitter.com/sdPAQ2D9L7
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 22 avril 2025Zelensky: The US cannot technically operate the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant — only Ukrainian technical personnel can manage the facility. 5/
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Zelensky: No non-NATO country can veto Ukraine’s NATO membership
Zelensky: No non-NATO country can veto Ukraine's membership in NATO. 4/ pic.twitter.com/CX7EZDz80s
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 22 avril 2025Zelensky: No non-NATO country can veto Ukraine's membership in NATO. 4/
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Zelensky: No Official Proposals on Territorial Concessions, Crimea Annexation Illegal
Zelensky: Ukraine hasn't received official proposals regarding territorial exchanges or concessions, and does not recognize Russia’s annexation of Crimea as legal. 2/