The Russian defense think tank "heavy gold reward" 1 million rubles, just to capture a Western unmanned ground car in the Ukrainian battlefield

Recently, a Russian defense think tank is "heavy reward" a Western weapon deployed in Ukraine. It is reported that the "Strategic and Technical Analysis Center" (CAST), headquartered in Moscow, provides rewards worth 1 million rubles, and completely capture a remote control called "TheMis" in any necessary way. Unmanned ground car.

↑ "斯" unmanned ground car can be used to transport materials or equipment on the battlefield

It is reported that the "Hemis" remotely controlled unmanned ground car was manufactured by Estonian defense contractor Milrem Robotics, and the company's spokesman said at least a device was delivered to Ukraine. According to the official website of Milrem Robotics, "忒" is a multi -terrain tracking vehicle with a maximum driving speed of about 20 kilometers per hour. The car is equipped with a camera and remote control system, which can be used to transport personnel or equipment on the battlefield.

According to the official website of Milrem Robotics, as of now, 11 countries have purchased the "Sumis" unmanned ground car, 7 of which are NATO member states, including Estonia, the United States, the United Kingdom, and Germany. Photos disclosed by social platforms show that Ukrainian military personnel stand in the guardrail and carrier compartment of the vehicle, which may show that the Ukraine mainly uses its evacuation battlefield wounded or transported materials. In addition, MILREM ROBOTICS also provided Urpical personnel with relevant training for rapid deployment systems after delivery.

↑ The photos disclosed by social platforms show that the Ukrainian military personnel have received the "Himis" unmanned ground car

Rusham Phofhov, the head of the Moscow Defense Think Tank's "Strategic and Technical Analysis Center", said that the unmanned ground car of "Misimis" is the most unique and technological product that Ukraine has obtained in recent years. "Because the device has major technical interests, CAST announced the military or law enforcement officers who have grasped the situation of the‘ omis ’system completely or fully to reward 1 million rubles."

Phoff emphasized that the premise of the reward is that the unmanned vehicle "must be transferred to the Russian Ministry of Defense in a basic situation." Phoff added that although the "Misimis" unmanned vehicle received by Ukraine is just the basic version. However, research on the equipment will help the Russian domestic land -based robotic system. In 2007, Phoff was appointed members of the Public Commission of the Russian Ministry of Defense.

↑ "斯" unmanned ground car

According to Phoff, the ultimate goal of this plan is to provide a better driverless system for the Russian army. Phoff said: "Under combat conditions, the system and platform that capture and study the enemy's use is one of the main ways to achieve this goal."

Red Star News reporter Hu Yiling

Responsible editor Deng Yiguang Editor Guo Yu

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