Russia shows off its latest weapon in the arms race with NATO

Russia has confirmed off its newest weapon within the arms race with NATO - a remotely managed robotic tank, which will likely be deployed on the border with Poland. 

A Russian Ministry of Defence video on Youtube exhibits troops from the Strategic Missile Forces utilizing the brand new expertise within the Kaliningrad enclave, the place Vladimir Putin just lately sited a number of nuclear-capable Iskander missiles.

The Russian Ministry of Defence stated it had the 'means to direct weapons, accompany and hit targets in automated and semi-automatic modes as it's outfitted with electro-optical and radar reconnaissance'.

The Russian Defence Ministry have been exhibiting off the robotic tank on Youtube. The unmanned tank has 4 rocket launchers and a 7.62mm gun and might work 24/7 with out the necessity to relaxation

The weapon station may be guided, it may possibly perform supportive duties and it may possibly destroy targets in automated or semiautomatic management methods.

Platforma-M is supplied with optical-electronic and radio reconnaissance locators, which allow the Russian robotic to carry out fight duties throughout the evening with out unmasking itself.

The machines will likely be used for finishing up reconnaissance, placing up smokescreens, and likewise defending the S-400 surface-to-air missiles in Kaliningrad.

Russia has deployed the Iskander missiles within the Kaliningrad enclave after NATO deployed its Aegis Ashore protect at Deveselu in Romania and commenced constructing one other website in Poland

Platforma M (pictured) has optical-electronic and radio reconnaissance locators which permit it to work properly in full darkness

Earlier this 12 months a TV present aimed toward demonstrating the new combating robotic backfired badly when the machine toppled off a sand dune and nearly crushed a journalist to dying.

The footage was deleted from the programme, however was then leaked on-line exhibiting the one-tonne machine practically flattening journalist and TV host Aleksey Egorov.

The tank is designed to work by itself however it may be used alongside infantry (pictured)

The video exhibits the tank being camouflaged in a forest within the Kaliningrad enclave (pictured)

The unmanned Platforma-M is designed to resist low temperatures and work in all weathers

The Strategic Missile Forces who're proven (pictured) working Platforma-M are thought of a crack regiment of troops

A TV present aimed toward demonstrating the would possibly of Russia's navy machine with a brand new combating robotic backfired badly when the machine toppled off a sand dune and nearly crushed a journalist to dying

The footage was deleted from the programme, however was then leaked on-line exhibiting the one-tonne machine practically flattening journalist and TV host Aleksey Egorov

The favored programme Voennaya Priemka - Navy Seal of Excellence - airs on Russian Defence Ministry-owned channel TV Zvezda

WHY DOES RUSSIA OWN LAND AT KALININGRAD?

Kaliningrad was as soon as referred to as Königsberg and was the capital of East Prussia till it was annexed by the Soviet Union from Germany after WWII.

It's greater than 300km away from Russia, which may solely be reached by means of an EU nation.

It's a Russian enclave sandwiched between Poland and Lithuania. 

Within the clip, Egorov, who was accompanied by a soldier, was testing the high-tech navy robotic named Platforma-M on a seashore in north-western Russia's Kaliningrad Oblast.

The 2 males spoke concerning the machine's performance and its potential contributions to the nation's nationwide defence once they reached a small hill, the place the proper alternative arose to point out off Platforma-M's powerful caterpillar tracks.

Nonetheless, a mistake by the operator - who was out of shot - nearly value Egorov his life as he waited on the backside of the hill because the robotic was pushed in the direction of him, practically falling on him.

The host tried to push the robotic away whereas the close by soldier tried to seize maintain of the one-tonne machine. 

Ultimately, Egorov managed to leap out the best way because the robotic fell onto the sand and flipped over.

Within the clip, Egorov, who was accompanied by a soldier, was testing the high-tech navy robotic named Platforma-M on a seashore in north-western Russia's Kaliningrad Oblast

Nonetheless, a mistake by the operator - who was out of shot - nearly value Egorov his life as he waited on the backside of the hill because the robotic was pushed in the direction of him, practically falling on him

 

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