Ukrainian Marines Airlifted A Kamikaze Robot To The Left Bank Of The Dnieper For The First Time

Video evidence.

Ukrainian marines have, for the first time, airlifted a ground-based kamikaze robotic system to the occupied left bank of the Dnieper River. The robot reached the position of Russian drone operators and destroyed it.

This was reported by the Ukrainian Armed Forces’ Naval Forces.

The operation was carried out by the 426th Separate Unmanned Systems Regiment. A platoon of ground-based robotic systems (GRS) operated alongside crews of FPV drones, bombers, and reconnaissance UAVs.

A “Perun” drone transported a kamikaze ground-based robotic system (GRS) with a 7-kilogram warhead to the left bank of the Dnieper River. According to the Navy, the robot landed without any losses: control and communication were fully maintained.

The NRK then proceeded along the route on its own. Along the way, military personnel used both the UAV itself and aerial surveillance to detect the occupiers’ positions, immediately striking each one with FPV drones.

The final target was the entrance to the building where the Russian UAV operators were located. When an occupier emerged from the door, the operator detonated the device. After that, the position was further struck by an FPV drone.

The Navy reported that all stages of the operation were recorded on video and that there were no casualties among Ukrainian military personnel.

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