No Boots, No Problem: Ukraine captured a Russian position using only robots and drones
Ukrainian forces have successfully captured a Russian-held position using unmanned platforms, including ground robots and drones. This unique assault did not involve any infantry, resulting in zero casualties on the Ukrainian side. The operation was confirmed by President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on a recent Arms Makers' Day.
The use of drones and robots allowed the Ukrainians to take the position without putting any soldiers in harm's way. The Russians ultimately surrendered, and the position was taken without any reported losses on the Ukrainian side. Further details of the operation are available from the source, including the role of FPV drones and armed robots in the assault.
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