Ukraine to receive Estonian tracked unmanned platforms

01/09/2022

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The Armed Forces of Ukraine will receive Estonian tracked unmanned platforms “THeMIS.”

This robot, which is controlled remotely, will take out wounded fighters from under fire. They can also be used for transportation – for example, for the supply of ammunition and other cargo.

The project to acquire robotic complexes for Ukraine was initiated by former Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko together with the volunteer medical formation “Hospitaliers.”

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