United24Media Ukraine Utilizes Ground Robots to Retake Novoplatonivka from Russian Forces
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- •Ukraine successfully used a ground robot to reclaim Novoplatonivka from Russian forces.
- •The operation demonstrated the effectiveness of unmanned systems in direct infantry support.
- •Ukraine aims to double its procurement of unmanned ground vehicles in 2026.
Ukrainian forces deployed a ground robotic system to reclaim Novoplatonivka from Russian troops, who had previously claimed control of the village. The operation, executed by the 115th Mechanized Brigade, involved testing the robotic system at a training range before its battlefield deployment. The robot provided fire support, allowing Ukrainian troops to eliminate Russian infantry and secure the area. This incident highlights Ukraine's increasing reliance on unmanned systems in direct combat. The use of UGVs is part of Ukraine's broader strategy to enhance its military capabilities amidst ongoing conflict. The operation was confirmed on June 1, 2026, with the brigade stating that the clearing was executed smoothly and effectively. Ukraine plans to significantly increase its procurement of UGVs in 2026, integrating advanced technologies for various military roles.
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