Since the beginning of the year, Ukrainian military personnel have carried out more than 50,000 logistics and evacuation missions using ground robotic systems, said Ukraine’s Minister of Defense Mykhailo Fedorov.
He stressed that ground robotic systems are now regularly performing logistics and evacuation missions in high-risk zones. They deliver essential supplies, provide logistics support, and evacuate the wounded in areas where the presence of personnel creates additional danger.
“That is why the development of ground robotic systems is one of our priorities: the more tasks robots perform, the more soldiers’ lives are saved,” the minister said.
He added that units receive “e-points” for missions involving ground robotic systems, which can be exchanged via the Brave1 Market platform for drones, ground robots, electronic warfare systems, and components.
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“We are actively scaling up ground robotic systems at the front and increasing state procurement. In the first half of 2026, we will contract 25,000 ground robotic systems, which will gradually be delivered to the front. This is twice as many as in the entire year of 2025. Following the president’s instructions, we continue to ensure Ukraine’s technological advantage and to strike Russian forces on the battlefield,” Fedorov concluded.
