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Los robots ucranianos revolucionan la guerra terrestre

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By Maria Varenikova, Paul Mozur Verified
| The New York Times en Español Verified
You have a preview view of this article while we are checking your access. When we have confirmed access, the full article content will load. Los robots ucranianos revolucionan la guerra terrestre Empezaron como vehículos de transporte de materiales. Ahora, los robots terrestres evacuan heridos, defienden trincheras e incluso matan. Entrenamiento con un vehículo no tripulado, en la región de Donbás, al este de Ucrania, en 2025.
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A Robot Army Remakes Ground Warfare in Ukraine

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By Maria Varenikova, Paul Mozur Verified
| The New York Times Verified
A Robot Army Remakes Ground Warfare in Ukraine They began as supply mules. Now ground robots evacuate the wounded, hold trenches and even do the killing. Training with an unmanned vehicle, in the Donbas region of eastern Ukraine, in 2025.
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A Robot Army Remakes Ground Warfare in Ukraine

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By Maria Varenikova, Paul Mozur Verified
| Breaking One
KYIV, Ukraine -- While flying drones have grabbed the world's attention and rewritten the rules of combat, a quieter revolution is crawling along beneath them on the battlefield in Ukraine. Battalions of ground robots -- tracked and wheeled machines that deliver supplies, haul ammunition, evacuate the wounded, lay mines and, increasingly, hold land -- now conduct thousands of missions every month.
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