"Chervona Kalyna" operators intercept video feeds from enemy FPV drone cameras and twice steer UGV clear of strikes at last moment. VIDEO
Unmanned ground vehicle operators from the 14th Operational Brigade "Chervona Kalyna" of the National Guard of Ukraine twice saved their vehicle from Russian FPV drone strikes during a logistics mission.
According to Censor.NET, Ukrainian defenders intercepted video feeds from the enemy drones’ cameras, allowing them to adjust the UGV’s route at the last moment and twice steer it clear of strikes. Despite the occupiers’ attacks, the robotic vehicle successfully completed its mission.
In the post accompanying the video, the soldiers also noted that unmanned ground vehicles are used to deliver supplies, evacuate wounded service members, and carry out engineering tasks, reducing risks to personnel.
Since the start of the full-scale invasion, ground platforms and heavy multirotor systems have delivered nearly 6,200 tonnes of cargo. UGVs accounted for 70% of this total.
