Ukraine is getting ground robots to carry out one of the riskiest battlefield tasks — and they're doing an excellent job

Ukrainian forces deployed six-wheeled ground robots to install wire barriers along exposed frontline positions. Operators control the machines remotely from shelter to keep combat engineers out of direct fire. This deployment shifts high-risk combat engineering tasks from exposed soldiers to unmanned ground systems.

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