The droids being built to kill Russian troops, but that's not even the most impressive thing

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​@WesODonnellX breaks down former Ukrainian Defence Minister Mykhailo Fedorov’s ambitious new "Army of Robots" initiative. Wes explores why tracks beat legs in the mud, how real-world UGVs are already rescuing civilians and evacuating wounded troops, and whether human-shaped robotics actually make sense in modern warfare. Video Chapters 00:00 - Fedorov’s headline and the missed detail 00:20 - The overlooked chores and Ukraine’s current robot army 01:56 - Everyday battlefield tasks: reloads, batteries, sensors 03:55 - Humanoid shape importance for weapon handling and logistics 06:00 - Medical evacuations and amphibious robots expanding Ukraine’s capabilities 07:14 - Terrain challenges that limit legged robots in Ukraine 09:05 - Integrating sensors, drones, and robots for coordinated attacks 10:16 - Beyond the demo: assessing post‑demonstration outcomes 11:42 - Hurdles for humanoid robots on the front line 13:13 - Outro The Sun brings you breaking news and in-depth analysis on the sto

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