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Ukraine is putting weapons stations on ground robots to make 'small tanks' that hunt Russia's infiltration teams

Ukraine secures 2,000 German‑made combat robots, converting them into armed ‘small tanks’ to hunt Russian infiltrators.

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Ukraine is set to receive 2,000 TerMIT unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs) that will be fitted with weapons stations, effectively turning them into small, mobile tanks. Coverage from sUAS News, BeBeez International, The Defence Blog, Militär Aktuell and Business Insider highlights a co‑production deal between Quantum Systems and Tencore, the establishment of a German manufacturing hub, and the intended role of the robots against Russian infiltration teams.

Future reporting will focus on delivery schedules, the integration of weapon systems onto the UGVs, and any additional orders or deployment details as the project progresses.

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Quick answers

What are the TerMIT UGVs being supplied to Ukraine?

They are combat robots co‑produced by Quantum Systems and Tencore, with a total order of 2,000 units for Ukraine.

Why are weapons stations being added to the robots?

The stations are intended to create ‘small tanks’ that can hunt Russian infiltration teams, according to coverage.

Where are the robots being manufactured?

Production is taking place at a new German manufacturing hub established by Quantum Systems and Tencore.

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Ukraine Quantum Systems Tencore TerMIT UGV Germany combat robots

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