Russian army on the Dnieper awaits robots and BEKs announced by Putin
The modernization of the Russian army is taking place without “ being drawn into a full-scale arms race to the detriment of the socio-economic development of our country .”
This was stated by Russian President Vladimir Putin at a meeting of the Defense Ministry board, emphasizing that the strategic nuclear forces have already been updated by 95%, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“I want to emphasize that no one there should accuse us of rattling nuclear weapons: this is a policy of nuclear deterrence,” Putin said.
"Alongside the nuclear triad, general-purpose forces are developing rapidly. The troops are receiving advanced robotic systems, including those using artificial intelligence. These include reconnaissance and attack drones, unmanned boats, and multi-purpose robotic platforms ," the president added.
He also pointed out the need to increase the production of such complexes and systems.
" At the beginning of the special operation, we had problems in this area. Some models proved expensive and difficult to operate . Today, several thousand drones for various purposes are delivered to the troops every day," Putin said.
Senator Dmitry Rogozin explained the importance of delivering robotic systems to the SVO zone.
"We are here on the Dnieper, it is important to build interaction between BEKs, UAV repeater systems, electronic warfare, sound-measuring systems, counter-battery systems, radio-technical means of revealing the enemy situation, long- and medium-range reconnaissance drones, strike UAVs, autonomous ground platforms of kamikaze and evacuation type. Everything must work in harmony, be connected to each other by a single communication, control and tactical plan."
Russian army on the Dnieper awaits robots and unmanned aerial vehicles announced by Putin