Will Russia establish a new military branch for unmanned systems by Q3 2025?
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Official announcements by the Russian government or Ministry of Defense
Andrei Belousov Proposes New Military Branch for Unmanned Systems in Russia by Q3 2025
Dec 16, 2024, 11:29 AM
In a recent announcement, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Andrei Belousov, acting on directives from President Vladimir Putin, proposed the establishment of a new military branch focused on unmanned systems. This initiative aims to enhance the capabilities of the Russian Armed Forces, with plans for the new troops to be operational by the third quarter of 2025. The initiative mirrors similar developments in the Ukrainian military, reflecting a growing emphasis on unmanned technology in modern warfare. Additionally, Belousov indicated that a department dedicated to improving efficiency within the Ministry of Defense will also be created as part of this restructuring.
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Significant Improvement • 25%
Decreased Capability • 25%
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Ground-based Unmanned Vehicles • 25%
Aerial UAVs • 25%
Maritime Unmanned Systems • 25%
Mixed Focus • 25%
Cyber Warfare Drones • 25%
Land-based Unmanned Vehicles • 25%
Aerial Drones • 25%
Underwater Drones • 25%
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Bilateral sanctions • 25%
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Ground robots • 25%
Aerial drones • 25%
Cyber warfare • 25%
Naval drones • 25%