As reported by Russian media on June 10, 2024, the Russian Army is currently testing remote-controlled tanks, also known as RTKs, including a captured Ukrainian T-72AMT. This initiative involves modifying existing equipment to incorporate remote control capabilities, indicating a strategic move toward integrating unmanned vehicles such as the Uran-9 and the T-72B3 Sturm into military operations to compensate for human losses in Ukraine. Read full defense news at this link...
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The decision to adapt captured tanks such as this T-72AMT instead of awaiting the deployment of previously planned Remote-Controlled Tanks (RTKs) has generated debate within the Russian defense community. (Picture source: Russian media)
The decision to adapt captured tanks such as this T-72AMT instead of awaiting the deployment of previously planned Remote-Controlled Tanks (RTKs) has generated debate within the Russian defense community. (Picture source: Russian media)
