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- 1Ukrainian troops mount RPGs on ground robots▼Ukrainian soldiers are putting RPGs on robots for fights in the kill zone, a manufacturer says
A Ukrainian weapons manufacturer says soldiers are equipping ground robots with rocket-propelled grenades to engage targets in the kill zone without risking crews. The unmanned systems are used for assaults and fire support in dangerous areas where sending troops would be suicidal. The practice reflects Ukraine's growing reliance on robotic platforms to reduce casualties along the front line.
- 2Saudi Arabia reports new missile and drone fire after airport strike▼Saudi Arabia reports new missile, drone fire after airport strike
Saudi Arabia says it intercepted fresh missile and drone attacks shortly after a strike hit an airport on its territory. The incidents mark a renewed flare-up in cross-border fire targeting the kingdom, with authorities reporting no major casualties so far. The attacks come amid ongoing regional tensions and follow previous assaults on Saudi infrastructure, keeping attention on the country's air defences and the risk of wider escalation.
- 3Ukrainian Code 9.2 regiment uses Abrams and new tactics near Kharkiv●Abrams и Fire Point против оккупантов: как полк "Code 9.2" благодаря новой тактике эффективно уничтожает врага Россияне
Ukraine's 475th assault regiment, known as Code 9.2, says it halted Russian forces in the Kharkiv region despite the enemy holding numerical superiority. The unit credits unconventional tactics and the use of Abrams tanks alongside Fire Point systems for effectively destroying Russian troops and equipment. Accounts tracking the war are highlighting the regiment's performance as an example of Ukrainian units adapting under pressure on the eastern front.
- 4Ukrainian tank and Bradley pair strike Russian positions with drones●Эпичный бой CODE 9.2: танк+ «Бредли» в тандеме с дронами отработали прямой наводкой по вражеским позициям Танк и БМП «Бр
A Ukrainian tank and a Bradley fighting vehicle, fitted with improvised armour to protect against FPV drone attacks, advanced to the front line and fired directly on enemy forward positions, working in tandem with drones in an operation labelled CODE 9.2. Footage of the engagement is being circulated by Ukrainian war-tracking channels, which describe the combined tank, vehicle and drone action as an example of evolving assault tactics on the front.