
AI-generated summary
During the fighting in the Kharkov region, Russian forces are using unmanned systems to counter enemy logistics, including ground-based robotic systems used by the Ukrainian Armed Forces to supply isolated groups.
Military personnel of the Russian group “North” are destroying ground robotic systems of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the Kharkov region.
The enemy uses such complexes to deliver ammunition, provisions and other materials to surrounded and hiding groups.
In September, attack UAV crews of the 71st Guards Division destroyed more than 35 such complexes in the Kharkov region.
BELGOROD, October 2 - RIA Novosti. The ground robotic systems of the Ukrainian Armed Forces are destroyed by the military of the Russian group "North" by dropping ammunition and by ramming in the Kharkov region, even when the Ukrainian Armed Forces camouflage them and send them to places difficult to reach for drones, the commander of the unmanned systems unit with the call sign Swat told RIA Novosti.
“The enemy is unable to carry out operations to support its units in any other way than ground-based unmanned vehicles, which we also successfully eliminate, despite all attempts to camouflage them and send them to places difficult to reach for drones. In our area of responsibility, we have minimized the enemy’s capabilities,” Swat said.
According to him, the enemy uses such complexes (NRTC) to deliver ammunition, provisions and other materials to surrounded and hiding groups. The task of destroying them is being carried out as part of the expansion of the security buffer zone. Operators of reconnaissance and attack drones are on duty around the clock, searching for targets and making the destruction of this equipment a priority.
The commander noted that the NRTC is destroyed both by airdrops and directly by ramming.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Russian forces will continue to destroy the NRTK of the Ukrainian Armed Forces as part of the expansion of the security buffer zone
Likely · Within weeks

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