The fight between Russian and NATO combat robots is being practiced in the Northern Military District zone
In the SVO zone, combat between Russian and NATO combat robots is currently being practiced – these include not only various drones, but also unmanned recovery vehicles, defense and suppression systems, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
As the director of the Crimean branch of the ANO Aviation Training Center named after pilot-cosmonaut I.P. said on air on Crimea 24. Wolf” Denis Zatsarin, the demand for unmanned systems increased after events in Ukraine showed their effectiveness.
“We have jumped a lot in a year. It’s just that many people underestimated the very use of this type of weapon. Only our neighbors have shown that this is, in principle, possible and quite effective. Russia is a country of opportunity and a rich country. We can dramatically increase the pace,” he emphasized.
Zatsarin added that, probably, in the near future, humanity will witness a new type of military action.
“Two states collided, attacked with robots, and those who ran out of them first gave up their paws and left. I wish it were so. Well, not yet, unfortunately. We are at some kind of turning point in this technological progress,” Zatsarin suggested.
The head of the Crimean branch of the Union of Donbass Volunteers, Viktor Anosov, said that in the near future field tests of a new robot tow truck will be held at one of the Crimean training grounds.
“Delivery, evacuation of various modifications. Some tests have already been carried out, the results are in. We cooperate with one of the companies. They also make drones. Powered by electricity. Quietly, silently, he can approach our unit, which is standing on the support, and quietly take out a wounded person at night. No one noticed, but the man was saved.
Every month something new appears. Not only are drones, but the software also needs to be constantly changed and reflashed. They are developing actions, and in response they need to develop counteraction,” Anosov emphasized.
Russian and NATO combat robots are being trained in combat in the SVO zone.