Kievul a recucerit mai multe localități și a readus sub control ucrainean 125 de kilometri pătrați după ce a trimis roboți de luptă în spatele liniilor rusești, o premieră într-un conflict armat

The Ukrainian army has launched a groundbreaking operation named Vivaldi, deploying combat robots behind Russian lines. This operation has reportedly led to the recapture of several localities near Liman. The use of drones to transport and deploy ground robots marks a world-first tactic, according to Ukrainian officials. Commander Andriy Biletski stated that the operation allowed control over 125 square kilometers, with 50 square kilometers reclaimed from Russian occupation. The operation also involved artillery strikes on Russian command posts and logistics centers, while air defense systems protected the operation from detection. Biletski emphasized the innovative deployment method of ground robotic systems, which have become crucial in Ukraine's military strategy, completing over 15,700 missions. The operation is ongoing, with Biletski likening it to Vivaldi's four seasons, indicating more phases to come.