Serbian military conducts large-scale live-fire training using robot dogs and drones
‘Pobednik 2026’ final public training held at the Peshter temporary training center in the southwest
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The Serbian military conducted a large-scale joint tactical live-fire exercise 'Pobednik 2026' using armed robot dogs, drones, and unmanned ground vehicles at the southwestern Peshter temporary training ground.
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The Serbian military conducted the final public training of joint tactical training 'Pobednik 2026' at the Peshter temporary training ground in the southwest.
(Seoul = Yonhap News) The Serbian military conducted large-scale live-fire training using armed robot dogs, drones, and unmanned ground vehicles.
According to Reuters and Serbian public broadcaster RTS, the Serbian military conducted the final public training of the joint tactical exercise 'Pobednik 2026' at the temporary training center in Peshter, southwest of the country, on the 13th (local time).
In the training, robot dogs with weapons mounted on their backs navigated rough terrain and around buildings ahead of soldiers.
A total of eight types of drones were deployed, including the 'Mali Milos' unmanned ground vehicle and the 'Komarats K2A' drone, which carries explosives and attacks targets.
Live fire was also carried out with modernized M-84 tanks, MiG-29 fighters, Mi-35 attack helicopters, HQ-17 air defense missiles, and new multiple rocket launchers 'Vampir' and 'Fuls'.
The Serbian military explained that it used unmanned equipment for reconnaissance, target detection, information delivery, and attack missions to reduce the risk to soldiers and checked whether it could be linked with the existing command and fire support system.
For more details, check out the full video.
Produced by: Jeon Seok-woo, Shin Tae-hee
Video: Reuters·X @SerbiaBased·@Lukai1861
Open Questions
- When will the unmanned equipment used in training be deployed in practice?
