Russians Made A Fool Of Themselves With Their "Unmanned" Tank

For some reason, it's being controlled by three soldiers wearing helmets.

Russian propaganda has unveiled what it claims is a working prototype of the “Shturm” unmanned tank, based on the T-90.

According to “Censor.NET”, footage of the vehicle’s tests was shown on Russian television, after which Russian Z-bloggers began sharing it.

“The tank’s operation is fully automated, and a three-person crew controls the vehicle remotely,” wrote Russian Z-blogger Alexey Zhivov.

The released footage shows the vehicle moving and firing, as well as three military personnel who are presented as the system’s operators.

At the same time, Russian propaganda refers to the “Shurm” as a drone and claims that the crew controls it remotely. The authors of the report do not explain why, if it is controlled remotely, all three operators are wearing tank headsets.

The Russians position the “Shturm” as a robotic assault system mounted on a tank chassis. Based on the released video, it is impossible to determine to what extent the demonstrated vehicle is actually capable of performing combat missions autonomously or via remote control.

The Russians showcased the “Shurm” unmanned tank based on the T-90, which, for some reason, is operated by three people wearing helmets. VIDEO
Russian propaganda has showcased the “Shturm” system based on the T-90 tank, which they call unmanned. It is claimed that the vehicle is remotely controlled by a crew of three.

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