Russia Land Forces and Vehicles Programs

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Footage of a Russian homemade robotic platform armed with the Konkurs-M ATGM. The homemade robot is also equipped with a small-sized electronic warfare system, the model is unknown. The robotic platform is equipped with thermal imaging command and telemetry channels for controlling the tracked platform and launcher guidance drives. Two secure channels are used to transmit video images from the 9K111M4 ATGM and from the platform control cameras. This robot can hit armored targets at a range of up to 4 kilometers, with armor up to 800 millimeters, protected by dynamic protection. The operating time, model, price and other characteristics of the robotic platform are not reported.

 

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A group of Russian military personnel began developing a remote-controlled T-72B3M tank privately. The remote-controlled tank is controlled via a communications repeater drone at a range of about 100 km, the drone is also used for surveillance. The tank will be controlled via four channels. The tank is already equipped with anti-drone protection in the form of "Mangala", electronic warfare has not yet been installed. Details in the video.

 

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The crew of a Russian tank showed off a homemade defense against drones, in the form of "steel dreadlocks." For the first time, steel cables were attached to a tank's protective canopy instead of chains and netting to protect against drones.

 

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The first 50 serial robotic complexes "Courier" were received by the Russian troops, technical information is on the channel. According to Rostec, the Russian robotic platform "Courier" successfully passed all tests. Various weapon modules can be installed on the robot, such as automatic grenade launchers, anti-tank missile systems, machine guns. It is reported that it is also capable of transporting up to 13 people on a trailer and laying mines. According to the creators, the production of ground drones is gradually being scaled up.

 

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The 120 mm SPG "Lotus" of Russia has begun to undergo state tests. It is worth noting that the SPG "Lotus" has already passed more than 130 types of tests, including tests for firing range and transportation, and has been tested in combat. The SPG "Lotus" is intended for airborne units and will replace the SPG "Nona", which has been in service since 1981. The SPG "Lotus" is 1.5 times superior to the SPG "Nona-SM" in firing range. The SPG "Lotus" is created on a chassis unified in units and assemblies with the BMD-4M.