Ukraine War: Robots, Horses
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The War in Ukraine Is Fought on Horseback Against Drones Carrying Machine Guns
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A new report from the Wall Street Journal detailed a Ukrainian assault on a Russian bunker in Kharkiv in December that was conducted entirely by killer robots.
The use of robots is widespread and necessary in the war in Ukraine .
The Russian military, augmented by some North Korean troops, outnumbers Ukraine 5 to 1 . Human soldiers are too valuable to the war effort to risk.
A wide-bodied UGV can have trouble navigating a muddy road and get caught on a dozen things.
Aerial and ground drones can be jammed and destroyed.
But a man and a horse? A military can do a lot with a man, a horse, a spokesman says.
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