Military engineers of the Russian Armed Forces destroyed an American MaxxPro armored vehicle on a mine barrier using a homemade remote-controlled robotic complex on a tracked chassis. This was reported by the Russian Ministry of Defense.
According to the ministry, engineering units use robotic complexes to destroy shelters with manpower and camouflaged bunkers.
Also, with their help, military personnel install mine barriers on the supply routes of enemy supplies and ammunition.
Electrician-operator with the call sign Shurup, speaking about the development, noted that the robotic complex was developed and assembled over six months — they wanted to make something that would work on the ground. The result was a tricky system that independently places anti-tank mines in important locations.
Earlier www1.ru reported that the characteristics of the ZA-SpN "Titan" armored vehicle shown at the parade in Moscow became known.
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