Revelation: "Ukrainian military robots fitted with bombs charge into enemy lines and self-destruct."

According to a report from the Japanese newspaper "Nikkei Shimbun" on July 28, the conflict between Russia and Ukraine has been going on for more than three years. On one hand, both sides are engaging in trench warfare and assaults, while on the other hand, they are deploying a large number of drones for attack and reconnaissance. Now, both countries are rapidly deploying ground combat robots and support robots. The involvement of a large number of ground robots in combat is unprecedented in human warfare history. In this sense, the form of warfare is undergoing a huge change. The American media website Business Insider recently published a series of reports on the use of ground robots by the Ukrainian military. The website explains, "Ground robots have been used in past conflicts, but never on the scale of the Ukrainian war." The Ukrainian military is currently using the "Themis" developed by the Estonian company Milrem Robotics and their own D-21 series of ground robots. These robots are used for reconnaissance, rescuing wounded soldiers, transporting frontline supplies, and handling explosives. They can also be equipped with weapons such as machine guns and grenade launchers to participate in combat. It is said that these robots sometimes carry bombs and charge into enemy positions to self-destruct.