
Russia's Kurier Robot, Ukraine's Drone Strikes
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Russia unveils autonomous Kurier robot with 82mm mortar, escalating Ukraine conflict as drone strikes and shelling cause civilian casualties and infrastructure damage. Ukraine retaliates with long-range drone attacks on Russian oil ports, warning of dwindling weapons stockpiles.
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UK News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Russia's Kurier Robot, Ukraine's Drone Strikes. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 6th, Russia just dropped footage of their new Curier robot, a tracked beast, packing an 82mm baguilnic mortar that loads, and fires rounds all on its own. No humans needed nearby. In the test vid from a snowy field, it spins its turret, blasts off shots at a far target, then a mechanical arm reloads in about 5 seconds. Flat-peer automation for remote battlefield ops. This comes amid fresh hell in Ukraine, where a Russian drone strike on Odessa wiped out two women in a two-year-old toddler in an apartment block, leaving 11 hospitalized, including kids and a pregnant woman. Meanwhile, shelling hit Curson, killing an elderly lady and injuring three others, while power grids in several regions got hammered, knocking out. Electricity for over 300,000 homes. Ukraine's hitting back with long-range drones slamming Russian oil ports like Novorossisk, sparking injuries in damage as the Linsky warrants weapons. Stought piles are thinning, and Russia shows no signs of slowing down.
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