Uran-9 'robot Tank' Fails to Perform, Remains Unused in Ukraine Conflict | AI News Digest
Published: October 14, 2025, 12:25 p.m.
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Experts suggest that the Uran-9 unmanned combat ground vehicle, once touted by Russia as an innovative "robot tank," has not lived up to its expected performance on the battlefield. Launched in 2016 and officially integrated into the military in 2019, the Uran-9 has not seen action in Ukraine, primarily due to disappointing results in earlier tests, including operations in Syria. Internal reviews from the Russian Defense Ministry have pointed out serious operational flaws, such as loss of control and malfunctioning weapon systems. Independent assessments have reinforced these criticisms, describing the Uran-9 as unreliable and ineffective in combat situations. As Russia continues its military efforts, the shift towards makeshift robotic systems instead of the Uran-9 highlights the gap between ambitious military initiatives and actual operational effectiveness.
Uran-9Russiaroboticsmilitary technologyUkraine
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