In Ukraine, over 50 new ground drones of various purposes were tested for military use.

Minister of Digital Transformation, Mykhailo Fedorov, mentioned that the drones were tested through the Brave1 cluster, which is dedicated to the development of military technologies.

The testing involved assault platforms, turrets, platforms designed to destroy Russian positions and equipment, mine-laying and mine-clearing operations, evacuation of wounded personnel, and supply delivery to positions.

Fedorov stated that the drones performed well during the tests on the proving ground. The main goal of these ground drones is to minimize human involvement on the battlefield.

"In a few months, they will be on the battlefield—hundreds of different platforms will be procured through UNITED24," Fedorov added.

According to Mykhailo Fedorov, ground robotic complexes will become the next game-changer in this war.

"It's an asymmetric response to the enemy's quantitative advantage," added the minister.

Currently, the Brave1 platform has registered over 140 robotic systems, with 96 of them passing defense expertise, and 14 developments being codified according to NATO standards.