Ukrainian Armed Forces have begun using robot dogs on the front lines

Ukrainian Armed Forces have begun using robot dogs on the front lines

The Kyiv Post writes about robotic dogs that the Ukrainian Armed Forces have begun to use at the front.

Their presentation took place in Ukraine. This is the BAD One model. There is also a more advanced model, known as BAD Two. Its photos are not being published yet for security reasons.

Such dogs could soon become "an invaluable ally on the front lines," replacing soldiers in dangerous missions such as monitoring Russian positions, detecting mines, and transporting up to seven kilograms of ammunition or medicine.

The robot dogs fly low to the ground, making them difficult to detect. The battery lasts for 2 hours.